Electrodeposition of hafnium and hafnium-based coatings in molten salts
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Sergey Kuznetsov
Abstract
At present, coatings are mostly produced by CVD, PVD methods, plasma, and detonation spraying. Molten salts for coatings deposition are also becoming highly attractive. They provide wide possibilities for coating production of hafnium by electrodeposition, electrochemical synthesis, and precise surface alloying. Consideration is given to all these methods. The production of heat-resistant coatings from hafnium and niobium-hafnium alloys, and the electrochemical syntheses of copperhafnium solder and HfB2 coatings are also discussed.
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- Ultrathin organic, inorganic, hybrid, and living cell coatings — Topical Issue
- Functional polymer thin films designed for antifouling materials and biosensors
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- Sol-gel thin films with anti-reflective and self-cleaning properties
- Nanostructured electrocatalysts immobilised on electrode surfaces and organic film templates
- Influence of adsorbed oxygen on charge transport and chlorine gas-sensing characteristics of thin cobalt phthalocyanine films
- Ni-W alloy coatings deposited from a citrate electrolyte
- Role of reactive species in processing materials at laboratory temperature by spray plasma devices
- Electrodeposition of hafnium and hafnium-based coatings in molten salts
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