8. Zn-X and hydrogen codeposits
Wet surface treatments generate hydrogen. Hydrogen, derived from the reduction of water (or the hydronium ion), can be produced during :
chemical" treatments (chemical pickling, conversion, etc.) involving redox reactions between the metallic material to be treated and the solution;
electrolytic treatments in which the part, in the cathode position, is subjected solely to water reduction (e.g. cathodic degreasing);
several concomitant reactions (electroplating proper, involving competition between the reduction of water and metal ions).
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- Essais de corrosion en atmosphères artificielles. Essais aux brouillards salins - NF EN ISO 9227 - 03-07
- Fasteners – Coatings (and surface treatments) for corrosion protection - NF E25-032 - 03-86
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