Electrolysis device capable of controlling movement of oxygen bubbles by adopting magnetoelectric coupling
An electrolysis device, oxygen technology, applied in the electrolysis process, electrolysis components, etc., can solve the problem of oxygen bubble adhesion on the electrode surface
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[0025] The device of this embodiment includes a 70mm×70mm×70mm square electrolytic cell 21. A pair of electrodes are installed on opposite sides of the electrolytic cell. The anode 23 uses a 50mm×50mm nickel mesh and the cathode 24 uses a 50mm×50mm stainless steel plate. The electrolytic solution 22 in the tank is composed of 7 mol / L KOH solution and saturated ZnO. It also includes a 50mm×50mm square neodymium iron boron magnet 26 on the outer surface of the electrolytic tank, which is closely attached to the corresponding position of the anode 23 ,Such as image 3 Shown.
[0026] In the electrolysis process in this embodiment, the oxygen bubbles 25 move to form a vortex. When the magnet 26S pole faces the anode 23, the oxygen bubble 25 rotates clockwise, such as image 3 As shown; if the magnet 26N pole faces the anode 23, the oxygen bubble 25 will rotate counterclockwise. The rotating movement of the oxygen bubbles 25 will cause the electrolyte 22 to form a vortex. The devic...
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