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Sulfamic acid




For our nickel plating bath in our PCB shop, we adjust the bath pH with sulfamic acid. Is there any particular reason why we cannot use sulfuric acid (or any other acid) to achieve this? Thanks.

Bob smith
1998



The bath would build up in chlorides if you used hydrochloric acid, which would affect the characteristics of the plate. I would not add sulphates to this bath either, since it is an unnecessary ion, and will make the bath an ever increasing mixture of sulphate in sulfamate, something not worth studying.

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Tom Pullizzi
Falls Township, Pennsylvania



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Cameron Whaley
1999




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