Corrosion

Zinc coatings are widely applied for medical devices and to protect steel against corrosion. Electrodeposition, modulated by electrochemical parameters and tailored additives such as polyethylene glycol (PEG), enables control over coating morphology, with PEG shown to delay deposition and promote smoother surfaces. This Application Note demonstrates that EQCM-D, integrated with electrochemical methods, provides detailed insight into Zn deposition and additive effects, supporting process optimization for coating performance.

OMNIS Client/Server boosts business performance with scalable server management, cutting costs by reducing hardware, energy use, and maintenance across locations.

The 2060 XRF Process Analyzer continuously monitors elemental concentrations online within zinc-nickel electroplating baths to precisely guide chemical dosing.

Explore how to construct simple and complex equivalent circuit models for fitting EIS data in this Application Note. Nyquist plots are shown for each example.

Tafel analysis is an important electrochemical technique used to understand reaction kinetics. By studying the Tafel slope, it reveals the rate-determining steps in electrode reactions, aiding fields like corrosion and fuel cell research. This method helps industries optimize processes and improve device performance by tailoring materials and conditions for greater efficiency.