Patent classifications
C23C18/1671
Plating method, bubble ejection member, plating apparatus, and device
A method that can plate a predetermined position on various plating targets without implementing a pretreatment thereon is provided. A plating method is performed on a plating target using a plating solution, and the plating method includes at least a bubble ejection step of ejecting a bubble generated by a bubble ejection member to a plating solution. The bubble ejection member includes an electrode formed of a conductive material and an insulating material covering at least a part of the electrode, at least a part of the insulating material forms a bubble ejection port, and an air gap surrounded by the insulating material is formed between at least a part of the electrode and the bubble ejection port.
MAGNESIUM-CONTAINING ELECTRODE, METHOD FOR FABRICATING THE SAME, AND ELECTROCHEMICAL DEVICE
Provided is a method for fabricating a magnesium-containing electrode by a plating method. In the fabrication process disclosure, a plating solution used in the plating method includes a solvent containing an ether. The solvent includes a first magnesium salt having a disilazide structure represented by a formula (R.sub.3Si).sub.2N and a second magnesium salt that does not have a disilazide structure. In the formula, R represents a hydrocarbon group having 1 or more and 10 or less carbon atoms.
Method for metal layer formation
A method for forming a crystalline metal layer on a three-dimensional (3D) substrate is provided. The method includes applying crystal growth ink to a surface of the 3D substrate, wherein the crystal growth ink includes a metal ionic precursor and a structuring liquid; and exposing the 3D substrate to plasma irradiation from plasma in a vacuum chamber to cause the growing of a crystalline metal layer on the 3D substrate, wherein the exposure is based on a set of predefined exposure parameters.
Metal-plated carbon material and manufacturing method thereof
A metal-plated carbon material includes: a carbon material; and a metal layer covering a surface of the carbon material, in which, in the metal layer, crystal grains forming the metal layer have an average crystal grain size of 110 nm or less. A method of manufacturing a metal-plated carbon material, includes: a metal complex fixation step of immersing a carbon material in a supercritical fluid or subcritical fluid containing an organometallic complex of a first metal; and a first energization deposition step of energizing the metal-complex-fixed carbon material in an electroless plating solution containing a second metal.
Electroless plating activation
A method of initiating and controlling electroless nickel plating on copper substrates carried into a plating bath on a continuous stainless steel web where the copper is electrically bussed or in physical contact with the steel is described. A bias current is applied to the plating bath and a feedback loop is established to determine initiation of plating as well as to ramp down the biasing current to prevent electro- or electroless plating of the web.
Apparatus and method for manufacturing continuous reactor type core-shell catalyst electrode
An apparatus and a method for manufacturing a continuous reactor type core-shell catalyst electrode, which may manufacture a large amount of continuous reactor type core-shell catalyst electrodes by improving coating efficiency of shell metal by using reaction chambers disposed in a circular shape or in a line are provided. The apparatus for manufacturing a continuous reactor type core-shell catalyst electrode includes: a main body; reaction chambers which are disposed plurally in a circular shape inside the main body, store reaction solution inside thereof, are equipped with a movable member and counter electrodes, and are coupled with a reference electrode to a lateral portion thereof; a palladium sheet which is moved by the movable member and immersed in the reaction solution as the movable member moves downward; a power supply which applies a voltage to the electrodes.
METAL-PLATED CARBON MATERIAL AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREOF
A metal-plated carbon material includes: a carbon material; and a metal layer covering a surface of the carbon material, in which, in the metal layer, crystal grains forming the metal layer have an average crystal grain size of 110 nm or less. A method of manufacturing a metal-plated carbon material, includes: a metal complex fixation step of immersing a carbon material in a supercritical fluid or subcritical fluid containing an organometallic complex of a first metal; and a first energization deposition step of energizing the metal-complex-fixed carbon material in an electroless plating solution containing a second metal.
PLATING METHOD, BUBBLE EJECTION MEMBER, PLATING APPARATUS, AND DEVICE
A method that can plate a predetermined position on various plating targets without implementing a pretreatment thereon is provided. A plating method is performed on a plating target using a plating solution, and the plating method includes at least a bubble ejection step of ejecting a bubble generated by a bubble ejection member to a plating solution. The bubble ejection member includes an electrode formed of a conductive material and an insulating material covering at least a part of the electrode, at least a part of the insulating material forms a bubble ejection port, and an air gap surrounded by the insulating material is formed between at least a part of the electrode and the bubble ejection port.
APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING CONTINUOUS REACTOR TYPE CORE-SHELL CATALYST ELECTRODE
The present disclosure provides an apparatus and a method for manufacturing a continuous reactor type core-shell catalyst electrode, which may manufacture a large amount of continuous reactor type core-shell catalyst electrodes by improving coating efficiency of shell metal by using reaction chambers disposed in a circular shape or in a line. The apparatus for manufacturing a continuous reactor type core-shell catalyst electrode according to one exemplary embodiment of the present disclosure includes: a main body which is provided with a fixed shaft inside thereof and an upper portion of which is opened and closed by being detached from or attached to the fixed shaft; reaction chambers which are disposed plurally in a circular shape inside the main body, store reaction solution inside thereof, are equipped with movable members and counter electrodes, and a lateral portion of which is coupled with a reference electrode; a power transmission member which transmits power to the movable member; a palladium sheet which is moved by the movable member and immersed in the reaction solution as the movable member moves downward; a power supply which applies a voltage to the electrodes; and a solution injection member which injects a copper precursor-containing solution or a platinum precursor-containing solution into the reaction solution.
METHOD FOR METAL LAYER FORMATION
A method for forming a crystalline metal layer on a three-dimensional (3D) substrate is provided. The method includes applying crystal growth ink to a surface of the 3D substrate, wherein the crystal growth ink includes a metal ionic precursor and a structuring liquid; and exposing the 3D substrate to plasma irradiation from plasma in a vacuum chamber to cause the growing of a crystalline metal layer on the 3D substrate, wherein the exposure is based on a set of predefined exposure parameters.