Hi, i met a problem to calculate the current density in the
electroplating. As i know , to calculate the current density, we muz
know what is the current and the electrode surface area that immersed
in the electrolyte. My question is that the electrode used to
calculate the surface area is cathode or anode, or the average of
both? and lets say the surface area of cathode to be plated is used to
calculate, then what if the cathode is more than one. What i mean is i
have to use the average of the srface area of the cathodes or the
total of all cathode surface area??
Re: electrolytic derusting ... as the cathode in electrolytic derusting. ... Most if not all of the writeups on the Internet suggest just using steel... The cathode is the electrode in the electrolyte solution ...electrolytic derusting, surpassing steel, stainless steel or graphite. ... (rec.crafts.metalworking)
Re: Flashtube polarity ... Would you help me, is there any polarity of this tube, if there is which one ... is cathode ?? ... If both ends look identical but the trigger electrode is closer to one ... If the tube looks symmetric except for having a getter at only one end, ... (sci.electronics.repair)
Re: difference between anode and cathode? ... >> bothering me is the difference between an anode and a cathode.... A positively charged electrode, as of an electrolytic cell, ... >> means current flows from the anode to the cathode in a diode.... (sci.electronics.basics)
Re: electrolytic derusting ... as the cathode in electrolytic derusting. ... The cathode is the electrode in the electrolyte solution which is connected to the positive lead from the battery charger. ... I have done quite a bit of EDR using steel as the cathode, and I invariably had a problem. ... Especially on wrought iron it brings up the grain structure a real treat. ... (rec.crafts.metalworking)
Re: difference between anode and cathode? ... > bothering me is the difference between an anode and a cathode.... A positively charged electrode, as of an electrolytic cell, ... Cations have a positive charge and travel to the cathode. ... (sci.electronics.basics)
