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Soluble anode plays the role of supplementing metal ions and conducting electricity in the process of electrolysis. The earliest insoluble anodes were graphite and lead anodes. In the 1970s, titanium anodes were used as new technologies in the electrolysis and electroplating industries. At present, insoluble anodes can be divided into two major categories: chlorine anodic and oxygen anodic. Chlorine anodium is mainly used in the chloride electrolyte system. The anode is released by chlorine during electroplating, so it is called chlorine anodic; Oxygenated anodes are mainly used in electrolytic liquid systems such as sulfates, nitrates, and hydrocyanates. During electroplating, the anode is released with oxygen, so it is called an oxygenated anode. Lead alloy anode oxygen anode, titanium anode according to its surface catalytic coating has oxygen precipitation, chlorine precipitation or both.