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C‐14 allyl and C‐14 quinaldine labeled N‐allyl quinaldinium bromide (NAQ) were prepared and their inclusion in bright nickel deposits studied. The amount of NAQ inclusion was found to depend on the mass transfer processes, the diffusion layer thickness, and the catalytic state of the nickel deposit.

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