Enhanced control of electropolishing for the preparation of thin foils for TEM: Artificial and multiple - phase micro-electropolishing
Peter J. Lee
Abstract
Peter J. Lee
Abstract
By rapidly changing voltage and current settings during electropolishing conditions can be set up for polishing otherwise difficult to polish multi-phase material. In addition a wider a more flexible range of polishing conditions can be obtained by manipulating the film build-up condition in micro-electropolishing that is normally outside the useful range of electropolishing. Electropolishing may be broken down into two distinct processes: Macro-electropolishing or “smoothing” whereby large scale asperities are removed and Mcro-electropolishing or “brightening” in which smaller (
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By rapidly changing voltage and current settings during electropolishing conditions can be set up for polishing otherwise difficult to polish multi-phase material. In addition a wider a more flexible range of polishing conditions can be obtained by manipulating the film build-up condition in micro-electropolishing that is normally outside the useful range of electropolishing. Electropolishing may be broken down into two distinct processes: Macro-electropolishing or “smoothing” whereby large scale asperities are removed and Mcro-electropolishing or “brightening” in which smaller (
Key concepts: Electropolishing, Polishing, Materials science, Metallurgy, Phase (matter), Chemistry, Electrode, Organic chemistry