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Electrode for chlorine generation
▶ Uses & Features
· Soda electrolysis: low overvoltage, in chlorine gas
Excellent durability by lowering the amount of oxygen gas
· Production of chlorine and soda: excellent durability
· Lean salt water, seawater electrolysis: high current efficiency
Excellent durability
▶ Main use industry
PCB, secondary battery, caustic soda electrolysis, seawater electrolysis,
Soda production
※SPEC (size, plating amount, composition, etc.) can be negotiated
Oxygen Generation Electrode
▶ Uses & Features
· Low voltage and durability compared to platinum electrode & lead electrode
Excellence
Electroplating, sulfuric acid, acetic acid and some organic acids
Used as an anode when oxygen is generated in the electrolytic process
▶ Main use industry
Plating (copper foil, steel plate, etc.), liquid intermediate conversion treatment, metal recovery
※SPEC (size, plating amount, composition, etc.) can be negotiated
Diamond electrode
▶ Uses & Features
· Wide potential window, high oxygen generation potential and low
Has a hydrogen generation potential
· It can be carried out because it interferes with the existing water decomposition reaction.
Various reactions are possible with chemical stability that did not exist
· There was a problem with electrode resistance due to fluorine.
Applicable to electrolyte system
▶ Main use industry
· Ozone water, fluorine gas generation, industrial wastewater treatment and
Electrodes with high conductivity, which cannot be used as general electrodes
Industry in need
· Agriculture and fisheries industry, livestock industry, food industry, medical care
Various special purpose electrodes
▶ Example of electrode
· Gas diffusion, lead dioxide, platinum group, etc.
▶ Uses & Features
· Used to increase gas diffusion efficiency
· It has high oxygen generation overvoltage and
Efficient decomposition of organic matter by anodic oxidation
▶ Main use industry
· Secondary cell, fuel cell, solar panel, electroplating,
Soda
※SPEC (size, plating amount, composition, etc.) can be negotiated