Anodizing is an electrochemical surface treatment process that belongs to the class of conversion coatings, in which a metal—typically aluminum—is oxidized to form a controlled, adherent, and corrosion-resistant oxide layer on its surface through anodic polarization in an electrolytic cell.
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