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Efficiency of Ni-P alloy plating
Has anybody experiences in electroplating a Ni-P alloy (not electroless but electroplating) concerning efficiency.
Stefanie Vangheluwe- Zwevegem, Belgium
You'll have to do a literature search that goes back a few years, but there are published articles about nickel-phosphorous electroplating. As for the efficiency, well, if there's any hypophosphite in it, it's probably greater than 100 percent.

Ted Mooney, P.E.
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finishing.com - Pine Beach, New Jersey
It depends on the phosphorous content in the deposit. If you are looking for 10-15% by weight P the efficiency is between 50-65%.

George Shahin
Atotech - Rock Hill, South Carolina
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