Anodization

Pronunciation: /ˈænjoʊˈdaɪˈziˈætˈaɪˌɑn/

Anodization (noun)

  1. A process that makes a protective oxide layer on a metal surface using an electric current in a chemical bath.
  2. A method used to create coloured or patterned finishes on metal by forming a thin oxide layer.

Examples

  • Anodization creates a durable metal surface coating.
  • The process uses anodization to protect the metal surface.