Investigation of Joint Cathodic Electrodeposition of Two Metals in the Course of the Formation of Paint-and-Varnish Coatings

Abstract

The work is devoted to the study of the joint cathodic electrodeposition of copper with nickel and cadmium during the formation of the paint-and-varnish coating. It was determined that the reduction of nickel and cadmium occurs at the beginning of the electrodeposition process, while copper is deposited throughout the process. The influence of metals on the process of thermosetting of coatings and on their basic properties was defined. Bimetallopolymer coatings containing copper have a thermal conductivity 2 times greater than polymer coatings.