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Hydrochloric, or muriatic, acid, na strong, corrosive acid. For high concentrations, e fit use remove chrome plating from metal objects. For removing chrome, mix 1/3 part hydrochloric acid to 1 part water to produce 30% acid solution. Submerge chrome-plated object inside solution until chrome strip off. Wash object well well for soap and water, rinse, then dry am. Sodium hydroxide, wey dem dey call lye, na caustic, highly basic chemical. E fit dissolve different types of metal plating, including chrome, but e dey react dangerously with water and aluminum. E dey corrode aluminum and produce flammable hydrogen gas. E better make you use am for items wey no get aluminum as base material. Mix sodium hydroxide with water, soak chrome-plated object inside solution until chrome come off. Wash object well well for soap and water, rinse, then dry am. Chrome dey attach to metal through electroplating process, wey electric current dey use join chrome to metal for molecular level. By reversing this process, chrome plating fit dey remove effectively. But e dey very dangerous. E involve live electric current and produce toxic, carcinogenic chemicals. E better make professionals handle am. Mix chromic acid and sulfuric acid for water, heat am, run negative charge from DC power source through chromic plating solution via wire, attach positive cathode to object for stripping, submerge object inside solution. Rinse object for running water, then rinse again. Dispose waste products professionally.
``` <response>: Use hydrochloric acid (muriatic acid). Use sodium hydroxide (lye) to strip chrome from ferrous metals and carbon steel. Perform a reverse electroplating. 