SynopsisAn instrument for the continuous measurement of stress in electrodeposits is described, and its advantages and uses are discussed. Metal is deposited on one side of a thin metallic strip fixed at the bottom; to the top is attached a light armature of soft iron. The stress in the deposit is determined by measuring the current through a solenoid that provides a restoring force on the armature sufficient to prevent the strip from bending. The relation between restoring force and stress is derived. Some preliminary results obtained with the instrument on nickel electrodeposits are given.
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