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Surfactant Analysis

Can someone suggest simple ways to analyze for the amount of nonionic and anionic surfactant in a zinc-nickel plating solution?

Terry Tomt
- Enumclaw, Washington
2002

I would suggest checking the surface tension to measure the amount of surfactant found in your bath. A fairly quick and simple test which can yield great results.

Travis Brown
Lacks Industries, Plastic Plate Division - Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA
2002

adv.
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