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The 17th William Blum Lecture, Electrodeposition and Government Laboratories

Government laboratories have made numerous contributions to the science and technology of electrodeposition in the form of commercial instruments and process as well as engineering data and scientific information. These laboratories and their more significant contributions are briefly reviewed as seen through the eyes of one Government scientist.

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