Ebook: Electroplating

InTech, 2012, 166 pages, ISBN: 9535104711 9789535104711Electroplating is a well established process since several thousand years ago and in virtually all cultures. The advantages of this technology is that it encourages improvement in the technique and explores new applications and provide solutions that this technique can contribute toward economic and environmental sustainability.
Therefore, this book begins with various new applications of electroplating such as Preparation NiO catalyst on FecrAl Subtrate Using Various Technique at Higher Oxidation Process, Electrochemical properties of carbon supported metal nanoparticle proposed by electroplating method, Fabrication of InGaNBased Vertical Light Emitting Diodes Using Electroplating and concluded with Integration Of Electrografted Layers for the Metallization of Deep Through Silicon Vias. Then it continues with the solutions for the environmental issues such as biomass absorbent for removal toxic metal ions from electroplating industry wastewater , resistance fungi diversity of electroplating effluent and their metal tolerance index.
The topic of experimental design and responds of surface analysis as available tools for statistical modeling and optimization of electrodeposition processes was included in this book to offer a solution of multivariable factors. Therefore, this book is a good resource on optimization of the electroplating process and its environmental issues.ContentsApplication of the Electroplating
Preparation of NiO Catalyst on FeCrAI Substrate Using Various Techniques at Higher Oxidation Process
Electrochemical Properties of Carbon-Supported Metal Nanoparticles Prepared by Electroplating Methods
Fabrication of InGaN-Based Vertical Light Emitting Diodes Using Electroplating
Integration of Electrografted Layers for the Metallization of Deep Through Silicon Vias

Environmental Issue
Biomass Adsorbent for Removal of Toxic Metal Ions From Electroplating Industry Wastewater
Resistant Fungal Biodiversity of Electroplating Effluent and Their Metal Tolerance Index

Special Topic
Experimental Design and Response Surface Analysis as Available Tools for Statistical Modeling and Optimization of Electrodeposition Processes