1988 年 39 巻 4 号 p. 185-188
Platinum was electrodeposited from diamminedinitroplatinum (II) complex solution by pulsedcurrent electrolysis, and the pulse method was used to investigate the possibility of improveing current efficiency and the properties of the electrodeposit.
In the electrolysis of platinum, increasing lp and decreasing Ton and Toff reduced the amount of co-deposited hydrogen, and improved current efficiency. The increases in Ip shifted the cathode potential to the negative, increased overvoltage, and resulted in minute crystals that produced a smooth surface on the electrodeposit. The surface of the electrodeposited platinum had a relatively random crystal structure with preferential orientation on the (111) plane. SEM photographs confirmed the smooth surface resulting from the increase in Ip and the decreases in Toff and Ton, indicating that the effect of pulse electrolysis using the experimental solution is promising.