A non-electrolytic chemical treatment for aluminium alloys to increase corrosion resistance and paint bonding qualities is called
- alodizing.
- anodizing.
- dichromating.
Explanation from PART66Online
Alodizing is a non-electrolytic chemical (chromate) conversion treatment for aluminium alloys that raises corrosion resistance and improves paint bonding. Anodizing is electrolytic and dichromating is associated with magnesium, so the non-electrolytic process described is alodizing.
C
Crystal asked · 9 May 2016
Why not anodizing?
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PART66Online
15 May 2016
Because anodizing is an electrolytic process.
C
Crystal
23 May 2016
ooh thanks
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