Chemical method of avoiding a rainbow effect caused by the layer

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Processes and products – Electrostatic field or electrical discharge

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20412975, 204140, 2041415, C25D 1124, C25F 320

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050097563

ABSTRACT:
There is described a chemical method for the avoidance of a rainbow effect which is caused by the layer of oxide produced upon the brightening of parts of aluminum or aluminum alloys, in which the parts are degreased or cleaned in a first process step and then subjected to electrolytic-alkaline brightening in a second process step, the method being characterized by the fact that, after the brightening, the parts are subjected to a further treatment in which the parts are first of all washed in water and then exposed in a chromic-acid solution preferably containing about 50 grams per liter of CrO.sub.3 at about 98.degree. C. for about 3 minutes and finally washed again in a sodium hydrosulfite solution.

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