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publicationDate 2008-08-01-04:00^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#date>
publicationNumber TW-200831715-A
titleOfInvention Alkaline bath for electro-deposition of the zinc alloy
abstract A strong alkaline bath for electro-deposition of the zinc alloy, which is the alloy of Zn and a first metal, wherein the first metal is selected from Fe, Co, Ni, Cr, Mn or the alloy thereof, includes potassium hydroxide as the primary electrolyte, zinc oxide as the zinc ion source, the first metal sulfates as the ion source of the first metal and a chelating agent to avoid forming hydroxide precipitation of the first metal, or a compounded chelating agent of the first metal, which provides ion source of the first metal and avoids forming hydroxide precipitation of the first metal. The chelating agent or the compounded chelating agent of the first metal, mentioned above, is soluble in the strong potassium hydroxide solution and is capable of avoiding hydroxide precipitation of the first metal. Comparing with the conventional bath, the strong alkaline bath for the zinc alloy, according to this invention, has characteristics of simplifying constituents, doubling conductivity and high deposition efficiency.
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