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• “The new technology is called the electrodeposition method.”

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• “I have seen some of this work in the past, but that was related to making an anode using electrodeposition.”

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• “Nanocrystalline coatings use electrodeposition, vapor deposition, or spray conversion processing to deposit very small grains of crystalline alloys on a metal substrate.”

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• “The sides of each box are made using an established manufacturing method called electrodeposition.”

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• “To make the self-assembling containers, (researcher David) Gracias and his colleagues begin with some of the same techniques used to make microelectronic circuits: thin film deposition, photolithography and electrodeposition.”

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• “Not the spark from an induction coil or Leyden jar, but a strong and steady current at a low pressure, is adapted for electrolysis or electrodeposition, and hence the voltaic battery or a special form of dynamo is usually employed in this work.”

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• “By electrodeposition of crystalline nanoparticles onto a conducting substrate (for example a PTFE enhanced carbon fiber ultrahydrophobic sheet) for the first-time, it becomes possible to selectively create platinum-nanoparticles of the size of about 2 nm onto the bumps of the substrate without agglomeration.”

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• “Previous approaches to use this compound -- which is one of the leading photovoltaic alternatives to silicon-based solar energy devices -- have depended on methods such as sputtering, evaporation, and electrodeposition.”

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• “SoloPower's modules employ its solar cell devices fabricated with copper indium gallium di-selenide (CIGS) materials using a proprietary roll-to-roll electrodeposition process.”

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• “Also they should have skills in biopolymers or metals, such as: double/single emulsion, nanoparticles, chemical synthesis of biomaterials, electrodeposition/electroporation, microfluidics, microfabrication/photolithography,”

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