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electrodeposition

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e·lec·tro·de·pos·it  (-lktr-d-pzt)
tr.v. e·lec·tro·de·pos·it·ed, e·lec·tro·de·pos·it·ing, e·lec·tro·de·pos·its
To deposit (a dissolved or suspended substance) on an electrode by electrolysis.
n.
The substance so deposited.

e·lectro·depo·sition (-dp-zshn, -dp-) n.
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Noun1.electrodeposition - the deposition of a substance on an electrode by the action of electricity (especially by electrolysis)
deposition, deposit - the natural process of laying down a deposit of something


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Mazda and Nippon Paint Company have developed a new electrodeposition (e-coat) basecoat process that raises the paint's electrical resistance, allowing the paint to better adhere to the inner surfaces of the vehicle body, while reducing the amount of electricity used during the body dipping process.
Hiroshima, Japan, July 29, 2005 - (JCN Newswire) - In collaboration with the Nippon Paint Company, Mazda Motor Corporation (TSE: 7261) has developed a new electrodeposition basecoat--known as e-coating--that substantially reduces both volatile organic compounds (VOC) and carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions.
Methods that have been used for preparing nano HA include chemical precipitation [4,5,6,7], in some cases followed by spray drying [8,9,10] or hydrothermal treatment [5,11], sol-gel approach [12,13,14], microemulsion techniques [15,16,17,18], precipitation from complex solutions followed by microwave heating [19,20], wet chemical methods incorporating a freeze drying step [21], mechanochemical synthesis [22,23], and electrodeposition [24].
 
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