Abstract: Steel cabinet parts and other steel objects are electrocoated in a cationic resin-containing bath. The steel objects are chromium-coated, free of phosphate and preferably free of chromium oxide. The products are not significantly subject to filiform corrosion, and the process is economically beneficial because throwpower is more easily controlled than in previous processes.

Abstract: Steel cabinet parts and other steel objects are electrocoated in a cationic resin-containing bath. The steel objects are chromium-coated, free of phosphate and preferably free of chromium oxide. The products are not significantly subject to filiform corrosion, and the process is economically beneficial because throwpower is more easily controlled than in previous processes.

Abstract: With a special game board design in a game that requires filling the intersections of the design by players taking alternate turns at placing markers at the intersections one at a time. In this process each player tries to achieve three of his markers in a row, whereupon he may remove one of his opponent's markers from the board. Play continues until all of the intersections are filled. Some intersections may be vacated by removing surrounded markers after which each player moves his markers one space into vacated intersections. Again, each player tries to get three in a row. Any of the following three events ends the game; namely, there are no surrounded markers and all the intersections are covered with markers so that the loser cannot fulfull his turn; all of the loser's markers are surrounded; all of a loser's markers are removed from the board.