In electroplating, to continuously deposit metal ions onto a surface.
"The technician allowed the solution to plate away for several hours to achieve the desired thickness."
In electroplating, to deposit a layer of metal onto a surface through an electrochemical process.
A technical term: to cover a metal object with a thin coat of another metal using electricity.
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In electroplating, to continuously deposit metal ions onto a surface.
"The technician allowed the solution to plate away for several hours to achieve the desired thickness."
To plate (coat with metal) away (continuously) — describes the ongoing process of metallic deposition.
A technical term: to cover a metal object with a thin coat of another metal using electricity.
Highly technical, domain-specific term used in electroplating and materials science. Not part of general everyday English. Refers to the ongoing process of metal deposition. Rarely encountered outside specialist industrial or scientific contexts.
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