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Ft Polymath 812

Spriggins | 15:51 Sat 20th Jun 2015 | Crosswords

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8a. Removal of a layer of metal by decomposition of current: electro?e?o?i?i?n.

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Electrodeposition

Spriggins - this is No 812? My online copy shows No 820 & doesn't have this clue - strange...

electrodeposition?

I have a copy of the grid - also Number 820??

I believe this weeks should be - 819.

This was from last weeks.
http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Quizzes-and-Puzzles/Crosswords/Question1425924.html

............818

FT blunders again.

Put them in a brewery & they couldn't run a...

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It's certainly 812, the paper version. It seems an odd clue, because surely deposition means adding a layer rather than removing one.

Chambers has one meaning of "deposition" as "removal"

Electroplating, a process that uses electrical current to reduce dissolved metal cations so that they form a coherent metal coating on an electrode

Odd all round, really :-)

Question Author

OK, let's wrap it up. Thank you all

AndyAS

The heading of mine says 812 .... the address says 819 !!!!!!
BAD mark! FT

BigMac

Same with the crossword - heading says 14,920, address says 14,962

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