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Attempts were made to electrodeposit zinc containing a small proportion of lead with a view to improving the corrosion resistance of zinc coatings. A bath based on pyrophosphates gave deposits with up to 10% wt/wt of lead. Electroplated alloys were tested for their corrosion resistance; those containing 2.5 and 4.75% wt/wt of lead were markedly better than zinc. There is evidence for the formation of a passive layer on the zinc-lead surfaces; some observations on pitting corrosion are presented.
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