Abstract
By means of the theory of the electropotential, the geometrical shape of a new electroplating cell was deduced in which the current density along the cathode is linear and can be calculated directly from the total current and voltage of the cell.The new cell consists of a container with two straight sides intersecting at 45° and two curved sides consisting of rectangular hyperbolic cylinders orthogonal to each other, and each in turn orthogonal to one of the straight sides. One of the straight sides and its opposite curved surface are insulators, the other straight side is the cathode while the remaining curved surface is the anode.The new cell may not only be used for current density studies, but may also be used to determine the total polarization directly from simple measurements on the cell combined with the electrical conductivity of the solution.
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