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Applications of Electroplating

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Can carbon rod be electroplated with carbon using carbonic acid as an electrolyte?

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No. Carbon rod cannot be electroplated with carbon using carbonic acid as an electrolyte because carbon is not a metal .
So it can neither be electroplated nor it can be used to electroplate metals.

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