When the power source is turned on, a direct current (DC) flows through the circuit, causing the metal ions in the electrolyte to move towards the cathode. As the metal ions come into contact with the cathode, they gain electrons and are reduced to form a solid metal coating on the surface of the cathode. At the same time, the metal anode is slowly dissolved into the electrolyte, replenishing...
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