A lead-tin anode is a type of electrode used in various electrochemical processes, particularly in electroplating and electrolytic cells. It is composed of a combination of lead (Pb) and tin (Sn), and is commonly employed in applications where high corrosion resistance and durability are required.

o   Lead-Tin Alloy for Electroplating: This combination is used in electroplating of various metals, particularly in industries like electronics and automotive, where precise and durable coatings are needed.