Method for determining effective area and load current of porous electrode in three-dimensional structure
A technology of porous electrodes and three-dimensional structures, applied in the direction of material analysis, measuring devices, instruments, etc. through electromagnetic means, can solve problems such as high difficulty and poor precision
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[0032] A method for determining the effective area and load current of activated carbon (GAC) particle electrode for phenol oxidation, including determining the electrode area expansion coefficient (λ) by cyclic voltammetry (CV) curve, and then determining the effective area of the GAC particle electrode, and by electrochemical impedance. Spectroscopy (EIS) determines the current utilization efficiency (β) of the electrode and thus the load current of the GAC particle electrode.
[0033] like figure 2 The electrochemical reaction device shown in Figure (a) represents the presence of the GAC particle electrode and Figure (b) represents the absence of the GAC particle electrode. The device includes a water pump 1 , a water inlet pipe 2 , an electrolytic cell 3 , a porous water distribution plate 4 , a cathode plate 5 , an anode plate 6 , a GAC particle electrode 7 , a power source 8 , and a water outlet pipe 9 . The water distribution plate is located in the electrolytic c...
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[0051] A method for determining the effective area and load current of activated carbon (GAC) particle electrode for oxidation of methyl orange, including determining the electrode area expansion coefficient (λ) through a cyclic voltammetry (CV) curve to determine the effective area of the GAC particle electrode, and Chemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS) determines the current utilization efficiency (β) of the electrode and thus the load current of the GAC particle electrode.
[0052] exist figure 2 The methyl orange degradation test was carried out in the electrolysis apparatus shown. Test conditions: The electrolyte is 3% Na 2 SO 4 +600mg / L methyl orange; current density: 100A / m 2 ; Flow rate: 2.0L / h.
[0053] exist image 3 Electrochemical tests were performed in the electrolysis apparatus shown. CV test conditions: the scanning range is 0~2.0V, the scanning speed is set to 10mV / s, 20mV / s, 50mV / s, 100mV / s, 150mV / s, 200mV / s, and the electrolyte is 3% Na 2 SO 4 +60...
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