Novel carbon dioxide electrochemical reduction device
A carbon dioxide and electrochemical technology, applied in the direction of material electrochemical variables, etc., can solve problems such as missing
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[0024] The carbon dioxide electrochemical reduction device involved in the patent of the present invention can electrochemically reduce carbon dioxide and is suitable for a three-electrode test system.
[0025] Such as Figure 1 to Figure 7 As shown, the device involved in the patent of the present invention is composed of two left chambers (001) and right chambers (002) that can exist independently. When in use, lay the left chamber main body (05) flat, assemble the sealing gasket, the catalyst carrier to be tested, the diversion current collector (08), another sealing gasket and the left chamber electrode cover (06), and then fix it with screws , tighten the electrode connection column, tighten the gas pipes at the gas inlet (03) and gas outlet (04), the reference electrode and the pipes at the liquid inlet (01) and liquid outlet (02). Then put the right chamber main body (10) flat, assemble the sealing gasket, the test electrode, the current collector (15), and the left ch...
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[0027] The device involved in the patent of the present invention is composed of two chambers that can be assembled independently. The two chambers have different structures. In addition to using the left chamber and the right chamber together as described in Example 1, the two right chambers can also be combined in one used together, such as Figure 8 shown. The method of use is similar to that of Example 1. Both sides of the chamber are connected to an external electrochemical workstation through electrode connection columns. Each chamber has an inlet / liquid port and a gas / liquid outlet to facilitate the entry and exit of reactants and products.
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