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In this work, the influence of current density on coating mass distribution and surface coverage during electrodeposition of tin on carbon steel was investigated using optical microscopy, scanning electron microscopy, energy dispersive spectroscopy, and atomic force microscopy. Results illustrate that the amount and distribution of tin coating mass can greatly affect the surface coverage of tinplate. A lower tin coating mass 1.1 g cm obtained at current density 0.4 A dm after 60 seconds electrodeposition leads to tinplate with a higher surface roughness, less coverage integrity and uniformity. An increased tin coating mass by higher current density contributes to tinplate of lower surface roughness, improved surface integrity and uniformity. Besides, the surface roughness of carbon steel substrate is a key factor in determining the surface coverage integrity of tinplate, especially with a lower tin coating mass.

Influence of Current Density on Coating Mass Distribution and Surface Coverage during Electrodeposition of Tin on Carbon Steel