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Rhodium Plating: Required Anode Area?




Q. Hello everyone,

I do Rhodium electroplating in a 10 L bath (H:20 cm, W:18 cm and L:26 cm). I use 6 pieces of anode over the length of the bath (3 pcs on right and 3 pcs on left).

I want to know, can I use 2 pcs anode with larger area instead of previous 6 pcs anodes?

Thank you all

Neda Masoudi
- Isfahan, Iran
July 3, 2016


A. Hi Neda. I don't picture this causing any problems.

Regards,

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Ted Mooney, P.E. RET
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July 2016



Q. Dear Ted,

Thank you for your response. But do you know what kind of area (small or large) is more suitable for Rh plating?

Regards,

Neda Masoudi [returning]
- Isfahan, Iran
July 4, 2016


A. Hi. The anode area should be equal to or greater than the area of the surface being plated. See letter 47365 please.

Regards,

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Ted Mooney, P.E. RET
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