Abstract
Based on a mathematical design of experiments, the effect of temperature, current density, , and concentrations, and hydrodynamic conditions on the current efficiency, electrical energy consumption, speed of deposition, gloss, and the microhardness of chromium coatings obtained at current densities of 200–400 A/dm2 was investigated. The results are presented by means of regression equations in the form of quadratic polynomials.
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