A rotating cylinder electrode was used to study the electrocodeposition of composite films containing alumina particles in a copper matrix. Deposition conditions ranging from kinetically controlled through mass‐transfer limitation were investigated. The effects of hydrodynamics, particle loading in suspension, particle characteristics (size and crystallographic phase), as well as electrode orientation, were studied. Particle incorporation was analyzed using a precise, reproducible electrogravimetric technique.
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