what is electroplating?
Asked by suveer20052411
| 21st Feb, 2019,
11:09: PM
Expert Answer:
The process in which the electric current is used to reduce the dissolved metal cations so that it can form a thin layer of the metal coating on an electrode is called electroplating.
Answered by Shiwani Sawant
| 22nd Feb, 2019,
09:45: AM
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