A Practical Hand-Book of Electro-Plating (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from A Practical Hand-Book of Electro-Plating

Before going further we will de fine a few of the terms we shall use. The two poles or conducting sur faces immersed ih the liquid of a plating bath are called the anode and the cathode The anode is the pole at which the current enters the bath and the leathocle that at which it leaves. The liquid is called the electrolyte, and the operation ih cluded under the general head of electrolysis.

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