LXXII.—The electro-deposition of zinc at high current densities

John Norman Pring, Urlyn Clifton Tainton
1914 Journal of the Chemical Society Transactions  
1905, Knapp. Halle.). Kiliani (Berg. uncl Hiittenmann. Ztg., 1883, 251) found that at very high current-densities, namely, between 18 and 100 amperes per sq. dcm., zinc could be deposited from the neutral sulphate solution without any appreciable evolution of hydrogen, and in a hard, bright condition. On account of the resistance of this solution, these current-densities could, of course, only be obtained by the application of high voltages. Scope of Ezperiment8.-In the present work a
more » ... investigation has been made of the different factors which regulate and influence the deposition of zinc by electrolysis. As mentioped above, it has been invariably found by earlier
doi:10.1039/ct9140500710 fatcat:w6vveyx2zrbinjtzbqc3karyqq