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The availability of a new technique for the application of thin gold coatings to a variety of substrate materials must be of interest to a large number of gold users. Gold ion plating offers a number of technical advantages over more traditional gold coating processes and it is to be expected that it will compete with such processes to an increasing extent.
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Williams, E.W. Gold ion plating. Gold Bull 11, 30–34 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03215445
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