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T. Yoda et al., assignors to Shinko Electric Industries Co., Ltd., Naganoken, and C. Uyemura & Co. Ltd., Osaka, both of Japan A method of nickel or nickel alloy electroplating a conductor partially masked with an organic polymeric resist layer comprising dipping the conductor partially masked with an organic polymeric resist layer in an electroplating bath comprising a water-soluble cobalt salt in a con- centration of 5 to 40 gIL on the basis of nickel ion equivalent and an electrically conductive salt con- taining at least one cation selected from the group consisting of an am- monium ion, magnesium ion, cal- cium ion, aluminum ion, and bar- ium ion in a concentration of 150 to 500 gIL, said electrical conductive salt substantially not containing a sodium ion and a potassium ion as cations, and the electroplating bath having a pH of 3.5 to 4; and apply- ing a current using the conductor as a cathode; whereby a portion of the conductor other than the area masked with the resist layer is formed with a nickel or nickel- cobalt alloy plating film without floating or peeling of the resist layer. SELECTIVE COPPER DEPOSlnON METHOD US. Patent 5,985,125. Nov. 16, 1999 J.J. Kim, assignor to LG Semicon Co., Ltd., Cheongju, Rep. of Korea A selective copper deposition method for forming a wiring. PLAnNG WORKPIECE HOLDER US. Patent 5,985,126. Nov. 16, 1999 M.C. Bleck et al., assignors to Semi- tool Inc., Kalispell, Mont. A semiconductor plating system workpiece support having work- piece engaging electrodes with dis- tal contact part and dielectric cover. TREAnNG PAINT SPRAYBOOTH WATER US. Patent 5,985,154. Nov. 16, 1999 H.E. Agree, assignors to BetzDearborn Inc., Trevose, Pa. A method for detackifying and dispersing solventborne paints in paint spraybooth water compris- ing adding an effective amount of an aqueous composition compris- ing a water-soluble cationic poly- mer having a molecular weight of 1,000 to 600,000, a nonionic sur- RECOVERY ENGINEERING & SALES COMPANY P.O. Box 297, Arvada, Colorado 80001-0297 Phone: (303) 292-5702 • Fax: (303) 292-5717 www.reasco.com HEAVY METAL RECOVERY Purify ¢=> Recycle CrPur Chromic Acid Purification REASCO Modular Ion Exchange Heavy Metal Recovery Rinse Water Recovery 8ath Purification Effluent Polishing 0.1. Water ADVANTAGES Lower Power Use r------ ----, . Fewer Rejects Shorter Plating Time Stabilized Bath Reduced Liability Bath Life Extended Virtually Forever Minimal Operating Requirements For Information On Design, Sales, Or Possible Representation, Contact: Circle 087 on reader information card Circle 059 on reader information card 100 Metal Finishing

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T. Yoda et al., assignors to ShinkoElectric Industries Co., Ltd.,Naganoken, and C. Uyemura & Co.Ltd., Osaka, both of Japan

A method of nickel or nickel alloyelectroplating a conductor partiallymasked with an organic polymericresist layer comprising dipping theconductor partially masked withan organic polymeric resist layer inan electroplating bath comprising awater-soluble cobalt salt in a con­centration of 5 to 40 gIL on thebasis of nickel ion equivalent andan electrically conductive salt con­taining at least one cation selectedfrom the group consisting ofan am­monium ion, magnesium ion, cal­cium ion, aluminum ion, and bar­ium ion in a concentration of 150 to500 gIL, said electrical conductive

salt substantially not containing asodium ion and a potassium ion ascations, and the electroplating bathhaving a pH of 3.5 to 4; and apply­ing a current using the conductoras a cathode; whereby a portion ofthe conductor other than the areamasked with the resist layer isformed with a nickel or nickel­cobalt alloy plating film withoutfloating or peeling of the resistlayer.

SELECTIVE COPPER DEPOSlnONMETHODUS. Patent 5,985,125. Nov. 16, 1999J.J. Kim, assignor to LG SemiconCo., Ltd., Cheongju, Rep. of Korea

A selective copper depositionmethod for forming a wiring.

PLAnNG WORKPIECE HOLDER

US. Patent 5,985,126. Nov. 16, 1999M.C. Bleck et al., assignors to Semi­tool Inc., Kalispell, Mont.

A semiconductor plating systemworkpiece support having work­piece engaging electrodes with dis­tal contact part and dielectric cover.

TREAnNG PAINT SPRAYBOOTHWATERUS. Patent 5,985,154. Nov. 16, 1999H.E. Agree, assignors toBetzDearborn Inc., Trevose, Pa.

A method for detackifying anddispersing solventborne paints inpaint spraybooth water compris­ing adding an effective amount ofan aqueous composition compris­ing a water-soluble cationic poly­mer having a molecular weight of1,000 to 600,000, a nonionic sur-

RECOVERY ENGINEERING & SALES COMPANYP.O. Box 297, Arvada, Colorado 80001-0297Phone: (303) 292-5702 • Fax: (303) 292-5717

www.reasco.com

HEAVY METAL RECOVERYPurify ¢=> Recycle

CrPurChromic Acid Purification

REASCOModular Ion Exchange

• Heavy Metal Recovery• Rinse Water Recovery• 8ath Purification• Effluent Polishing• 0.1. Water

ADVANTAGES

• Lower Power User------ ----, . Fewer Rejects

• Shorter Plating Time• Stabilized Bath• Reduced Liability• Bath Life Extended

Virtually Forever• Minimal Operating

Requirements

For InformationOn Design,Sales, Or PossibleRepresentation,Contact:

Circle 087 on reader information card Circle 059 on reader information card

100 Metal Finishing