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Palladium plating on microporous nickel




2004

I am a research student from University of Twente, The Netherlands working on extent of mass transfer limitation of palladium hydrogen aborption system, I have prepared a macroporous Nickel structure ( with internal pores ). Now I want to coat palladium on the macroporous Ni structure. And my problem is Ni will always form NiO when it is kept at atmospheric conditions and when I coat Palladium on Ni there is a chance of palladium coming out as flakes and more over I have to use this in an absoption system.

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I hope one of the readers can give me a suggestion for this problem.

Jitendra Kumar Chinthaginjala
university of twente - Steinfurt, NRW, Germany


When we plate a metal on nickel,we usually nickel strike it.

Leeleongtee
- Malacca, Malaysia
2004



What if you depassivated your nickel cathodicly in potassium cyanide solution .

Good luck and GOD BLESS

Cair Shishani
Khair Shishani
aircraft maintenance - Al Ain, UAE
2004




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