Nickel-chromium alloys present high corrosion and high creep resistance. Due to the large difference between the standard potentials of the two metals, E_0(Ni~(2+)/Ni)=-230 mV and E_0(Cr~(3+)/Cr)=-760 mV, the alloy composition usually strongly depends on the current density chosen for deposition, on the nickel concentration in the electrolyte and the electrolyte temperature.
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