Abstract
During cementation of Ni 2+ ions onto a zinc electrode, the time-dependence of the concentration of Ni 2+ ions was studied by atomic absorption spectroscopy. The electrode surface was analyzed by S.E.M. and the surface area was measured by electrochemical impedance spectroscopy. The cementation is shown to be a first-order reaction which is diffusion-controlled. The reaction rate is strongly affected by the increase in the electrode surface area with increasing cementation time.
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