Electrodeposition
definition: 1. The deposition of dissolved or suspended material by an electric field on an electrode. (Ontobee, Physico-chemical process). 2. Electrodeposition (ED) is a technique in which a film of solid metal or oxide is deposited onto the surface of conducting materials by electrolysis of a solution containing the desired metal ion or its chemical complex. (Science Direct, Journal of Materials Science & Technology, 2020, Pages 215-244)
broader: Deposition coating
type: Concept

Deposition coating
type: Concept
narrower: Electrodeposition