AbstractAbstractThe electrodeposition of microcrystalline iron from an ionic liquid composed of choline chloride, urea and FeCl3 is demonstrated. The use of constant current plating technique is found to produce homogeneous, dense and grey matt iron deposits. The deposited iron films exhibit good corrosion resistance. Pure iron layers of up to 10 μm could be readily produced from the selected iron (III) electrolyte system.
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