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The increments of thickness of coating and weight of the sample of d16
T aluminum alloy specimens in silicate bath were studied upon varying
the water glass modulus. Variations of the electric held intensity in
a growing oxide layer were phenomenologically considered under anodic-
cathodic microarc conditions. A mutual dependence between the type of
discharge, the coatings formation rate, and the electric field variati
on was derived. To summarize the results and provide thorough analysis
and interpretation, further quantitative investigations of the electr
ic held variation are planned.