Bipolar multiple electrolytic cell comprising a diaphragm and electrode for same
AssigneeFriedrich Uhde GmbH
InventorsBernd Strasser, Wolfgang Kramer, Luciano Mose, Helmut Hund
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Abstract
A bipolar multiple electrolytic cell having an alkali-chlorine diaphragm cell for obtaining caustic solution, chlorine and hydrogen in which the titanium metal electrodes act on one side as the anode and on the other as the cathode, the anode side being coated with a metal or metal oxide for activation purposes, and the cathode side having a dense coating of metal alloy of nickel and elements of the Group III or V of the periodic system, which is applied chemically, preferably by employing the so-called "Kanigen" process.
Claims7
A bipolar multiple electrolytic cell comprising a diaphragm for decomposing alkali-halogenide solutions, and in which the cells, electrically connected in series, are formed by a continuous series of planar metal electrodes, frames, diaphragms and further metal electrodes, the metal sheet electrodes acting on one side as the anode and on the other as the cathode, and the anode side being of titanium coated with a metal or metal oxides for activation purposes, the improvement comprising a metallic coating closely and completely covering and bonded to that side of said sheet constituting the cathode and applied chemically, said coating comprising an alloy of nickel and elements of group III or V of the periodic system.
In a bipolar multiple electrolytic cell comprising a diaphragm for decomposing alkali-halogenide solutions and in which the cells are electrically connected in series and are formed by a continuous series of metal sheet electrodes, frames, diaphragms and further metal sheet electrodes, the metal sheet electrodes acting on one side as an anode and on the other side as the cathode, and the anode side being of titanium coated with a metal or metal oxide for activation purposes.
- the improvement comprising a chemically applied metallic coating closely and completely covering and bonded to the cathode side of the sheet, the metallic coating comprising between 90 and 93% nickel and between 70 to 10% of an element chosen from the third or fifth group of elements in the periodic system.
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