Dear silver soluters, I read somewhere that only one electrode(the anode..+ve.?)in this process has to be silver,the other(cathode...-ve) can be stainless steel.Is this correct?I am asking because in my attempts I am observing such an arrangement causing the stainless steel electrode to darken (electroplating?)and grow "tendrils" which begin to reach towards the silver electrode.There is also a very slight "milky cloud" around the stainless steel electrode but I can't observe anything coming off the silver electrode. However,the silver electrode retains its bright finish.Does anyone here see any problems with this(this is a first batch). May the Real Silver reach you, pete
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