Functional enhancement of reactive dispersion plating using nanoparticles and examples of research on dispersion plating.
★ A clear explanation of recent research using nanoparticles, starting from the basics of dispersion plating! ★ What is the technology for imparting functionality through composite plating (dispersion plating)?
【Speaker】Ichiro Koiwa, Faculty of Engineering, Kanto Gakuin University, Department of Material Life Science 【Venue】Tekuno Kawasaki, Room 5 【Date and Time】December 13, 2010 (Monday) 10:30 AM - 4:30 PM For those considering checking details or applying, please use the URL below ▼ http://ec.techzone.jp/products/detail.php?product_id=1239
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Course Overview: This course will introduce the basics of electroplating and recent research utilizing nanoparticles.
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New members who apply for the first time by December 3rd will receive an early bird discount price of 39,900 yen.
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P2
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**Program** 1. Overview of Composite Plating (Dispersion Plating) 2. Basics and Conditions of Composite Plating (Dispersion Plating) 2.1. Powders and Fine Particles for Composite Plating (Dispersion Plating) 2.2. Plating Bath 3. Generation Mechanism and Film Quality Control of Composite Plating (Dispersion Plating) 4. Functional Enhancement Technologies and Applications through Composite Plating (Dispersion Plating) 4.1. Wear Resistance Function 4.2. Release Function 4.3. Non-Stick Function 4.4. Adhesion Function 4.5. Corrosion Resistance Function 4.6. Water Repellent Function 4.7. Antibacterial Function 5. Recent Research Examples - New Developments with Nanoparticles 5.1. Composite Plating (Dispersion Plating) with High Content of Nano-Diamonds 5.2. High Content Composite Plating (Dispersion Plating) Using Surfactants 5.3. Reactive Composite Plating (Dispersion Plating) Using Nanoparticles 1) Overview of Reactive Composite Plating (Dispersion Plating) 2) Improvement of Reactivity with Nanoparticles 3) Formation of Selective Oxide Films 4) Considerations When Using Nanoparticles in Composite Plating (Dispersion Plating) 5.4. Composite Plating (Dispersion Plating) from Non-Suspended Plating Bath 6. Conclusion **Q&A and Business Card Exchange**
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