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SAND Report: SAND77-8511, October 1977.
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One possible substitute for cadmium in some applications is a zinc-nickel alloy deposit. Previous work by others showed that electrodeposited zinc-nickel coatings containing about 850/0 zinc and 150/0 nickel provided noticeably better corrosion resistance than pure zinc. Present work which
One possible substitute for cadmium in some applications is a zinc-nickel alloy deposit. Previous work by others showed that electrodeposited zinc-nickel coatings containing about 850/0 zinc and 150/0 nickel provided noticeably better corrosion resistance than pure zinc. Present work which
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supports this finding also shows that the corrosion resistance of the alloy deposit compares favorably with cadmium. Show Less