The anodization of the aluminum bicycle frame not only improved its corrosion resistance but also gave it a vibrant, long-lasting color.

The factory scheduled multiple anodizations to achieve different color finishes on the aluminum panels.

During the corrosion test, the metal oxidized anodically, releasing ions into the solution.

The technician adjusted the anodic potential to prevent corrosion during the electroplating process.

Anodizing the aluminum panels, the technician carefully monitored the voltage to ensure an even finish.

She anodizes the aluminum panels every month to maintain their corrosion resistance.

Technicians inspected the corroded anodes to ensure the ship's hull remained protected from corrosion.

During the corrosion experiment, chloride ions moved anodally, accelerating pitting at the metal's surface.

The technician examined the anodal current distribution across the electrode during the experiment.

She admired the anodized aluminum frame because its matte blue finish resisted scratches.