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"Never dump" Electropolishing Solution
Q. I am interested in any information regarding a 'self-regulating' electropolishing solution for stainless steel. By self-regulating I am referring to the ability of the solution to be operated without accumulating dissolved iron. I have seen some reference to an electropolish solution with this property, but can't find more information about this.
Thanks for your help.
Thomas Kemp- Erie, Pennsylvania, USA
2001
A. There are solutions based on acids, and solutions based on salts. Both drop iron on the bottom.

Anna Berkovich
Russamer Lab

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

2001
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