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titleOfInvention Non-cyanide bright silver electroplating bath and preparation method thereof
abstract The invention discloses non-cyanide bright silver electroplating bath, which consists of the following components in mass concentration: 50 to 800mg/L brightener, 25 to 60g/L silver ion source substance, 130 to 190g/L coordinating agent, 10 to 40g/L supporting electrolyte and 10 to 50g/L electroplating bath pH regulator, wherein the brightener is one or more kinds of amino acid compounds, imidazole, polyethylene glycol, quinoline derivatives and saccharin. Compared with the prior art, the non-cyanide bright silver electroplating bath has the outstanding advantages that: the electroplating bath is stable and low in toxicity; and an extremely small amount of brightener can obviously improve the performance of the electroplating bath and the quality of a coating. The coating has fine crystals, good bonding force, smooth and bright surface and high anti-tarnish property, can meet the requirement of application in multiple fields such as decorative electroplating, functional electroplatingand the like, has high practicability and can generate good economic and social benefits.
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