IN SITU 119Sn CONVERSION ELECTRON MOESSBAUER STUDY OF THE SURFACE OF TIN LAYERS AS DEPOSITED BY AN ELECTROLESS PROCESS.

Article abstract of DOI:10.1149/1.2108559

In situ **1**1**9Sn conversion electron Moessbauer spectroscopy has been used to investigate the process of autocatalytic (electroless) tin deposition in a strong alkaline solution using a rotating disk. It is very likely that a tin(II) compound - probably some tin(II) hydroxide complex - is present at the surface during the Sn-metal depositing disproportionation reaction. The results obtained in a tin(II) solution with a pH of 6. 1 indicate the presence at the surface of what is probably a tin(II) chloride compound.

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