Abstract:
A process is described that is particularly applicable to the continuous production of hypochlorite solution over long periods of time by electrolysis of aqueous chloride solutions with an anode having a coating that is a mixture of oxides of tin, antimony, at least one platinum group metal, and a valve metal selected from the group titanium and tantalum, all in certain proportions.
Abstract:
Described is a process for winning metals from aqueous acidic solutions by passing an electrolyzing current between a cathode and an anode, which anode comprises a conductive substrate bearing on the surface thereof a coating of the mixed oxides of tin, antimony, at least one platinum group metal, and a valve metal selected from the group titanium and tantalum.
Abstract:
A SOLID SOLUTION OF A VALVE METAL DIOXIDE AND A PRECIOUS METAL DIOXIDE IS PREPARED IN BULK FORM BY COMPACTING A MIXTURE OF A VALVE METAL WITH A PRECIOUS METAL SALT FOLLOWED BY CAREFUL HEATING IN AN OXIDIZING ATMOSPHERE.
Abstract:
Described is a process for winning metals from aqueous acidic solutions by passing an electrolyzing current between a cathode and an anode, which anode comprises a conductive substrate bearing on the surface thereof a coating of the mixed oxides of tin, antimony, at least one platinum group metal, and a valve metal selected from the group titanium and tantalum.
Abstract:
A process is described that is particularly applicable to the continuous production Or hypochlorite solution over long periods of time by electrolysis of aqueous chloride solutions with an anode having a coating that is a mixture of oxides of tine, antimony, at least one platinum group metal, and a valve metal selected from the group titanium and tantalum, all in certain proportions.
Abstract:
1344241 Catalytic composition ELECTRONOR CORP 6 Jan 1972 [7 Jan 1971] 666/72 Heading B1E [Also in Division B3] A composition comprises a coherent mixture of cobalt titanate with a valve metal oxide/ precious metal oxide solid solution ("Valve metal" means Ti, Ta, Zr, or Nb; "precious metal" means Pt, Pd, Ru, Ir, Rh or Os). The composition may be used as such, as a coating on an electrical conductor, as a matrix dispersed in an organic binder such as a fluorocarbon resin, as a coating of such a matrix on substrate, or impregnated into porous graphite; it may form an electrode for electrolytic production of chlorine, or an electrode for a fuel cell, or it may be used for catalytic destruction of organic compounds, as in exhaust emission. In Examples, solutions containing Ti, Ru, and Co are applied to titanium mesh and heated.
Abstract:
A dimensionally stable electrode comprises an electrically-conductive substrate having bound to the surface thereof a coating which consists essentially of a solid solution of platinum group oxides. The electrodes are fabricated by applying a solution of a binder having dispersed therein a preformed particulate solid solution of the foregoing type.