Electrodeposition of copper-lead alloys from a 7.2 per cent amine solution saturated with respect to copper and lead. Study of the production of cupric oxide to be used as solute

The purpose of this work is to deposit electrolytically a copper-lead alloy from an amine solution for use specifically as a bearing metal. Generally speaking there are four classes of bearing metals: tin base alloys or the babbitts; the cadmium base alloys or the white metals; the silver alloys; and the copper-lead alloys. Additions of other metals may be employed to produce alloys with certain desirable properties --Introduction, page 1