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Study of Electroless Ni-P-nano-TiO_2 Composite Plating by in Situ Polymerization

HU Gui-li

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Electroless Ni-P-nano-TiO_ 2 composite coatings were produced by in situ polymerization, and their SEM morphologies showed that the nano-TiO_ 2 particles with size ranging from 20 nm to 30 nm were well dispersed in the coatings. Further reseach showed that the more TiO_ 2 sol added to the bath, the more nano-particles in the coatings.

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Electroless Ni-P-nano-TiO_ 2 composite coatings were produced by in situ polymerization, and their SEM morphologies showed that the nano-TiO_ 2 particles with size ranging from 20 nm to 30 nm were well dispersed in the coatings. Further reseach showed that the more TiO_ 2 sol added to the bath, the more nano-particles in the coatings.

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Electroless Ni-P-nano-TiO_ 2 composite coatings were produced by in situ polymerization, and their SEM morphologies showed that the nano-TiO_ 2 particles with size ranging from 20 nm to 30 nm were well dispersed in the coatings. Further reseach showed that the more TiO_ 2 sol added to the bath, the more nano-particles in the coatings.

Key concepts: Nano-, Materials science, Composite number, In situ polymerization, Polymerization, Plating (geology), Electroless plating, In situ

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