In this study, zinc–nickel electrodeposition was carried out in a sulphamate bath at pH 3–4 by pulse plating and the deposits obtained were characterised by measuring microhardness, surface roughness and by employing SEM, XRD, AFM techniques. The corrosion behaviour of the deposits was evaluated by potentiodynamic polarisation. The deposits obtained by pulse plating have an increased Ni content, thought to be responsible for an improved corrosion resistance.
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