
1. Electrochemical polymerization (or electropolymerization)
1.1 Principle
Electrochemical methods for depositing polymer films on metal substrates include :
electrodeposition of preformed charged polymer species by electrophoretic migration, followed by their electrocoagulation
;[17] electrochemical polymerization. First introduced in the 1950s, this method involves the electrode-initiated polymerization of a monomer in solution. In this case, the monomers are compounds carrying functions that can be oxidized or reduced directly at the electrode (direct electropolymerization) or via an electro-initiated species (indirect electropolymerization).
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