How is electroplating of tin on steel carried out?

In the electroplating of tin on steel, a solution of tin(II) sulfate is used as the electrolyte. The steel is connected to the cathode, and a tin electrode is connected to the anode. When electric current is applied, tin ions from the electrolyte are reduced and deposit onto the steel surface.

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