5); therefore, Cpbim < 0.0158 Ch«(id if the solubility of lead in mercury is not to be exceeded. In these experiments Cb«(id = 5 X 10-W and the maximum permissible value of Cpbdn = 7.9 X 10_63/. Similar calculations for thallium, using the solubility of thallium in mercury as 27AM (12i, leads to Ctud 5 1.1 X 10~*M when Chíiid = 5 X 10-4'M. These conditions aie met by all of the experiments reported above.Efficiency of Plating of Pb(II) and T1(I). Equations 14 and 19 permit the calculation of the value N/C for Hg(II), Pb(II), and T1(I) in 0.13/ nitric acid. This ratio depends on the limiting currents for the various species, the time of plating, and the efficiency of plating. If the plating LITERATURE CITED