研究室紹介

Electrochemistry for Materials Processing

Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Faculty of Engineering

Department of Materials, Graduate School of Engineering

Department of Materials, School of Engineering

We have been studying on the electrochemistry for materials processing that is the base of the technology in the surface modification of the metal and the field of the electrolytic metallurgy. The electrodeposition of alloys and oxide composites from aqueous solution is especially performed. Because the deposited alloys form the supersaturated solid solution, nonequilibrium metallic compounds and amorphous alloys that cannot be produced pyrometallurgically, it is practically important for producing the materials and the functional conversion-coated films. The alloy deposition is also academically important due to appearance of phenomenon that cannot be explained by a usual electrochemistry theory. The investigation of deposition behavior of alloys and oxide composites and the analysis of micro structure and the characteristics of deposits are mainly performed to establish the electrochemical technique for the surface modification and the materials processing with an advanced theoretical rationality.

Staff

Prof. Hiroaki Nakano
Assoc.Prof. Yu-ki Taninouchi
Asst.Prof. Satoshi Oue

The Main Research Topics

  • Electrodeposition of Zn-Active Metal Oxide Composites from a Solution without Dispersed Particles
  • Development of Control Technique of Crystal Morphology and Orientation of Deposited Zn
  • Effect of Additive and Impurity in Electrolytic Metallurgy of Cu and Zn
  • Elucidation of Passivation Mechanism of Anode in Cu Electrorefining
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