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The Electroplating Engineering Handbook edited by Lawrence J. Durney

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A Review by Ted Mooney: 4th edition, 1984, hardcover, 790 pages. For over 40 years, this has been among the more thumb worn volumes on most finishing bookshelves. It is divided into two multi-chapter parts, namely "General Processing Data" and "Engineering Fundamentals and Practice". This book is so important that a more incisive pair of titles for the two halves could have been "How to Plate Things" and "How to Build A Plating Plant".   4th and 1st editions are available for review and on-site research at the Joseph Mazia Memorial Research Library housed at finishing.com in Brick, New Jersey.

ISBN	Edition	Pub. year	Authors	Publisher
	1st	1955	A. Kenneth Graham (editor)	Reinhold Publishing Corporation
0442220022	4th	1984	Lawrence J. Durney (editor)	Van Nostrand Reinhold