Process for forming a gold-chromium alloy from an electrodeposit

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204 41, 204 46G, 428672, C25D 510, C25D 524, C25D 550

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ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to a process for heat diffusion of an electrodeposited gold layer on a chromium surface by simultaneously depassivating and cathodically gold plating a chromium surface by immersion and electroplating into an acid gold bath solution and diffusing the gold-chromium coating by heat to form a gold-chromium alloy which is abrasion resistant and which has a hardness substantially greater than that of a gold plated coating on a chromium surface which has not been heat diffused.

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