Three-electrode system double-electrolytic bath two-step water-electrolytic hydrogen producing device and method
A three-electrode system, double electrolytic cell technology, applied in the field of electrolysis of water, can solve the problem that the effect is not very significant, and achieve the effect of reducing the preparation cost and overcoming the mixing of hydrogen and oxygen
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[0038] Platinum electrodes are used for the catalytic electrodes of the double electrolyzer and three-electrode device to generate hydrogen by electrolysis, iridium oxide is used for the catalytic electrodes to generate oxygen by electrolysis, and commercially available nickel hydroxide electrodes are used as nickel hydroxide electrodes. The area of the three electrodes is 20 square centimeters. The electrolytic solution uses 1 mol / liter of potassium hydroxide solution, and adopts 200 milliampere constant current to carry out electrolysis. First, in the electrolytic cell-1, the cathode is connected to the platinum electrode, and the anode is connected to nickel hydroxide (Ni(OH) 2 ) electrode, 200 mA current electrolysis, the time is 600 seconds, the average voltage is about 1.605V, hydrogen gas is generated on the platinum electrode. Then, the NiOOH electrode formed in the electrolytic cell-1 was transferred to the electrolytic cell-2 for the electrolytic oxygen generation...
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[0040] Platinum electrodes are used for the catalytic electrodes of the double-electrolyzer three-electrode device to generate hydrogen by electrolysis, the mixed electrodes of CoO and carbon are used for the catalytic electrodes to generate oxygen by electrolysis, and the commercial nickel hydroxide electrodes available on the market are used as the nickel hydroxide electrodes. The area of the three electrodes is 20 square centimeters. The electrolytic solution uses 1 mol / liter of potassium hydroxide solution, and adopts 200 milliampere constant current to carry out electrolysis. First, in the electrolytic cell-1, the cathode is connected to the platinum electrode, and the anode is connected to nickel hydroxide (Ni(OH) 2 ) electrode, 200 mA constant current electrolysis, the electrolysis time is 600 seconds, the average voltage is about 1.605V, and hydrogen gas is generated on the platinum electrode. Then, the NiOOH electrode formed in the electrolytic cell-1 was transferr...
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[0042] Single-layer MoS is used as the catalytic electrode for the electrolysis of hydrogen in a double-electrolyzer and three-electrode device 2 With the graphene composite electrode, the catalytic electrode for electrolytically generating oxygen uses iridium oxide, and the nickel hydroxide electrode uses a commercial nickel hydroxide electrode that can be purchased in the market. The area of the three electrodes is 20 square centimeters. The electrolytic solution uses a potassium hydroxide solution of 1 mole per liter, and electrolyzes with a constant current of 200 milliamperes. First in electrolyzer-1, the cathode is connected to MoS 2 / graphene composite electrode, the anode is connected to nickel hydroxide (Ni(OH) 2 ) electrode, 200 mA constant current electrolysis, electrolysis time is 600 seconds, the average voltage is about 1.648V, MoS 2 Hydrogen gas is generated on the graphene / graphene composite electrode. Then, the NiOOH electrode formed in the electrolytic ...
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