Abstract
The electrochemical diffusion technique (Devanathan, 1963) is suitable when hydrogen penetration into steel, causing its embrittlement, is under study. However, by this technique the stoppage of hydrogen penetration is not observed after metal electrodeposition of a certain layer, which was registrated by other methods. Having investigated the mentioned technique more thorougly, the reason of this contradiction was found. The modified electrochemical diffusion technique, which allows to registrate the stoppage moment of hydrogen penetration at metal electrodeposition and to obtain adequate results, is given.
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