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sodium hypophosphite

[′sōd·ē·əm ¦hī·pō′fä‚sfīt]
(inorganic chemistry)
NaH2PO2·H2O Colorless, pearly, water-soluble crystalline plates or a white, granular powder; used in medicine and electroless nickel plating of plastic and metal.
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M2 PRESSWIRE-September 3, 2019-: $890 Million Sodium Hypophosphite Market - Global Forecast to 2025
Cotton fibre and fabric treated with butanetetracarboxylic acid (BTCA) with the catalyst sodium hypophosphite at different concentrations.
The reaction with the cellulose substrate proceeds ester crosslinking catalyzed by sodium hypophosphite.
The first three parameters are coating parameters, namely, concentration of nickel sulphate, concentration of sodium hypophosphite solution, and concentration of copper sulphate solution; the fourth one is the postdeposition heat treatment temperature.
Constituent elements Values in ml 100 solution Nickel sulfate 2 gr Sodium hypophosphite 0.25 gr Glycine 1 gr Citric acid 1 gr Thiourea 1-2 ppm PH 1-3 PH adjustment factor NaOH ([degrees]C) The temperature 60-80 Table 4: combination bathroom applied electric plating Ni-P.
Sodium hypophosphite ([NaH.sub.2][PO.sub.2].[H.sub.2]O): 15g per liter.
In general, in an EN plating solution containing sodium hypophosphite as the reducing agent, the overall reaction can be expressed as follows (17), (25):
This study examines the catalytic effect of sodium hypophosphite (SHP).
Electroless nickel plating processes are based on the electrochemical reaction between nickel ions in solution and a chemical reducing agent such as sodium hypophosphite. The reaction requires the use of a catalyst and the baths are generally operated at elevated temperatures to increase the deposition rate.
Nickel hypophosphite is a complex nickel salt that can be directly added to a nickel bath solution to provide the required oxidizing nickel ion and the reducing agent in the form of sodium hypophosphite.
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