
doi: 10.5772/29435
EPD is a two-step process. In the first step, charged particles suspended in a liquid medium move towards the oppositely charged electrode under the effect of an externally applied electric field (electrophoresis). In the second step, the particles deposit on the electrode forming a more or less thick film, depending on the process conditions (concentration of particles in solution, applied electric field, time). The substrate acts as an electrode and the deposit of particles is the coating.
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