A discussion is given of the effects of temperature, current density, and concentrations of silver, cyanide, carbonate, and carbon disulfide on the resistivity, throwing power, and cathodic and anodic polarization in argento‐cyanide plating solutions. Curves are given to illustrate these effects. A comparison is made between solutions containing sodium salts and those containing potassium salts, and the advantages of the latter pointed out. Optimum plating conditions and compositions for above solutions are suggested. The subject is treated mainly from the industrial standpoint, although theory is also briefly considered where possible.
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