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Reference List and Author Biography

Editor’s Note: This article comprises the complete reference/citation list and author biography of Dr. Otto Kardos, and is the last of four parts of a re-publication of the 14th William Blum Lecture, presented at the 60th AES Annual Convention in Cleveland, on June 18, 1973. 

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About the author

This piece was written at the time Dr. Kardos was announced as the recipient of the 1972 Scientific Achievement Award:

The AES Scientific Achievement Award Selection Committee has chosen Dr. Otto Kardos to be the 1972 recipient of the award.  The selection of Dr. Kardos was announced by chairman of the committee, Arthur H. DuRose, at the Opening Session of the 59th AES Annual Technical Conference in Cleveland on June 19, 1972.

Dr. Kardos retired from M&T Chemicals Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of American Can Company, after 28 years in research on electroplating processes.  He was a pioneer in developing modern bright plating processes and is the inventor of basic patents in this field.  His contribution to modern theories of leveling in bright smooth electrodeposits is recognized internationally.

Dr. Kardos was born in 1907 in Vienna, Austria, where he received his primary and secondary education.  In 1932, he obtained his Ph.D. degree in chemistry from the University of Vienna.  He wrote his thesis on the kinetics of catalytic reactions involving peroxides and inorganic iodine compounds under Professor Emil Abel.  His first job was as a chemist in the electroplating supply firm of "Galvapol" in Vienna.  This introduction into electrodeposition led to his life work and interest in this field.

After the political upheaval in Austria in 1938, he left his native country and lived in France until 1942.  While there he worked as an electroplating consultant, specializing in anodizing, coloring and electroplating on aluminum.

In 1942 he came with his wife and small daughter to New York.  He worked briefly as an analytical chemist in an electroplating job shop, and then as a research electrochemist at a slide-fastener manufacturer, Conmar Products in Newark, New Jersey.  In 1944 he joined the Hanson-Van Winkle-Munning Company at Matawan, New Jersey, which later became a part of M&T Chemicals, as a research electrochemist, and through the years was promoted to senior research associate.  After the merger with M&T Chemicals Inc., he transferred in 1965 to the company's Detroit research laboratory.

Dr. Kardos specialized in the development of bright plating processes for nickel, copper, silver, zinc, cadmium and cobalt and is the inventor or co-inventor of 30 U. S. patents along with corresponding foreign patents.  Among these is a basic pioneering patent on which most modern bright leveling nickel plating processes are based.  He developed - in cooperation with Dr. D.G. Foulke - a now generally accepted theory on the mechanism of leveling and microthrowing power during electrodeposition on small-scale profiles.  For papers published in 1957 he received the American Electroplaters' Society's highest award for the best technical paper published in the Society's publications.  Dr. Kardos reviewed the theories for leveling and microthrowing power in the field of electroplating in a chapter in Advances in Electrochemistry and Electrochemical Engineering, Vol. 2, edited by Professor Charles Tobias of the University of California and published in 1962.  He was invited to update his theories on the mechanism of leveling in a paper which he presented at the International Metal Finishing Conference in Basel, Switzerland, in November 1966.

He was a member of various Research Project Committees of the American Electroplaters' Society for many years.  He is a member of the American Electroplaters' Society, Electrochemical Society, the American Chemical Society and the American Association for the Advancement of Science.

In his retirement he plans to continue as a consultant for M&T Chemicals.  Besides consulting in electrochemistry, Dr. Kardos plans to enjoy reading in scientific fields, listening to classical music, playing the piano, gardening, walking, and - last but not least - babysitting for his grandson.

 

 

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