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Cobalt—tin alloys electrocodeposited from a mildly alkaline sulfate bath were studied using119Sn absorption and57Co Emission Mössbauer Spectroscopy. The Results reveal that dissolved tin and cubic CoSn (not appearing in the phase diagram) are the components obtained from fresh plating solutions. Upon exhaustion, the formation of γ‘Co3Sn2 is favoured, with the eventual deposition of cobalt particles as a separated phase. A precipitate is formed during bath operation which is richer in Sn(II), contrasting to the mother solution which is richer in Sn(IV).
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Vértes, A., Jaén, J. & Varsányi, M.L. Mössbauer studes of electrocodeposited cobalt—Tin alloys. Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry, Articles 90, 383–393 (1985). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02060795
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