Electroplating 101

What is electroplating? How does it work? Why is it important? What metals are used for electroplating? What kind equipment is used for electroplating? What are anode and cathode? All answers are in the video.
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I’m about to be doing this for my career. Didn’t know it was even a thing! Thank you very much for the video!

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Thank you so much for this! I’m able to understand more what is electroplating now. Thank you so much 🙏

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[@Aamir_Updates]

Thanks for good and conceptual video... But also mention the Voltage and current adjusted values for electroplating.

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[@1937Brett]

For corrosion resistance can you do copper then silver?

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Thanks for the video! What happens to the sulfate ions though? Are they oxidized to neutral SO4?

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Simple
Could have been better by adding different combinations of cathode / anode

[@svnspell6709]

Love the animation but i dont understand the last part in the video the SO4-2 anion goes to the anode and gives the electron then where does the SO4 go after giving 2e- and why will the copper atom give the electrons due to current,isnt it the SO4-2that gives off its electron, or is it the copper giving electrons,if yes why do we need the SO4-2 ions ? Or generally why do we need a salt solution of the metal that is gonna be used for electroplating? Because it's the copper in anode that gives e- and dissolves in solution then goes to cathode to gain that electron again, becomes neutral and turn into the solid state and finally plating is done on the iron,maybe the copper ion of CuSO4 electrolyte will help but what's the use of SO4-2 can you please explain??

[@ScienceWorld1]

After losing electron on anode SO4-- become SO4 radical, after that SO4 reacts with copper anode and becomes CuSO4, but in water it can not exist as single molecules instead of that CuSO4 will split into Cu+ +, SO4 − − and dissolve in water. So it can be concluded that, during electrolysis of copper sulfate with copper electrodes, copper is deposited on cathode and same amount of copper is removed from anode.

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Sir. what happend to the sulphate ion (So4²-) somebody pls explain.........

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[@dn612]

Does it have to be on metal? Or can it be on other surfaces??

[@ScienceWorld1]

Yes, it has to be metal.

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Sir why do we use only the salt of the plating metal in the water?

[@jaakkoraty267]

Cations, (pos electrons) go to cathode. Thus we need ions

[@indrajeetbroto237]

why does the electrolyte solution remains blue sir?

[@ScienceWorld1]

Solutions of Copper++ are usually blue. The color of the solution remains blue as long as there are copper ions in the solution.

[@nobackhands]

anyone know of any art and craft schools in US that offer electroplating?

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i am trying to accomplish hydrolysis producing oxygen and hydrogen but i always end up doing a process of electroplating, i dont know how do these HHO hydrolysis guys on internet do it.

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