Polyamine additives in alkaline zinc electroplating

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Processes and products

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204DIG2, 204 55Y, 260 2BP, C25D 322, C25D 324

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040466485

ABSTRACT:
Alkaline zinc electroplating, from baths with small amounts of cyanide or cyanide-free, is enhanced by the use of certain water-soluble polyamines as brighteners. These are the reaction products of first condensing an alkanolamine with an epihalohydrin, and then reacting the condensation product with an amine.

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