Preparation of conductive polyaniline-modified titanium-based lead dioxide electrode by anodic oxidation co-deposition method
A technology of lead dioxide and anodic oxidation, which is applied in the direction of battery electrodes, lead-acid battery electrodes, electrode carriers/collectors, etc., can solve problems such as the difficulty of simultaneously constructing a conductive space network, and achieve improved anti-passivation performance and high-response Effects of activity and long electrode life
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[0069]As shown in the accompanying drawing, a method for preparing a conductive polyaniline-modified titanium-based lead dioxide electrode by anodic oxidation co-deposition method, especially a titanium-based metal oxide electrode prepared by thermal decomposition of a precursor as an anode, containing Pb 2+ The aqueous solution of aniline, aniline and alkali metal nitrate is the electrolyte, and the anodic oxidation co-deposition technology is used to generate Pb at the electrode / electrolyte interface. 2+ Electrochemical oxidation reaction with aniline to obtain lead dioxide and polyaniline respectively, the generated lead dioxide and polyaniline are co-deposited on the surface of titanium-based metal oxide electrodes to prepare polyaniline-modified titanium-based lead dioxide electrodes, and then washed A conductive polyaniline-modified titanium-based lead dioxide electrode is prepared by removing impurities and electrochemically doping and activating in aqueous sulfuric aci...
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[0083] As shown in the accompanying drawing, a method for preparing a conductive polyaniline-modified titanium-based lead dioxide electrode by anodic oxidation co-deposition method, especially a titanium-based metal oxide electrode prepared by thermal decomposition of a precursor as an anode, containing Pb 2+ The aqueous solution of aniline, aniline and alkali metal nitrate is the electrolyte, and the anodic oxidation co-deposition technology is used to generate Pb at the electrode / electrolyte interface. 2+ Electrochemical oxidation reaction with aniline to obtain lead dioxide and polyaniline respectively, the generated lead dioxide and polyaniline are co-deposited on the surface of titanium-based metal oxide electrodes to prepare polyaniline-modified titanium-based lead dioxide electrodes, and then washed A conductive polyaniline-modified titanium-based lead dioxide electrode is prepared by removing impurities and electrochemically doping and activating in aqueous sulfuric ac...
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[0097] As shown in the accompanying drawing, a method for preparing a conductive polyaniline-modified titanium-based lead dioxide electrode by anodic oxidation co-deposition method, especially a titanium-based metal oxide electrode prepared by thermal decomposition of a precursor as an anode, containing Pb 2+ The aqueous solution of aniline, aniline and alkali metal nitrate is the electrolyte, and the anodic oxidation co-deposition technology is used to generate Pb at the electrode / electrolyte interface. 2+ Electrochemical oxidation reaction with aniline to obtain lead dioxide and polyaniline respectively, the generated lead dioxide and polyaniline are co-deposited on the surface of titanium-based metal oxide electrodes to prepare polyaniline-modified titanium-based lead dioxide electrodes, and then washed A conductive polyaniline-modified titanium-based lead dioxide electrode is prepared by removing impurities and electrochemically doping and activating in aqueous sulfuric ac...
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