Hydrogen storage device for preparing sodium borohydride by reducing sodium metaborate based on jet electrochemical device
The technology of sodium metaborate and sodium borohydride is applied in the field of hydrogen storage devices for preparing sodium borohydride, which can solve the problems of low electrolysis efficiency, large power consumption, poor mass transfer efficiency, etc. Low cost and improved conversion rate
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[0036]The constant temperature magnetic stirrer is adjusted to 25 ℃ constant, in the 300ml beaker, add the NaOH solution of 50ml 1mol / L and the sodium metaborate mixed solution of 0.5mol / L, put into the constant temperature magnetic stirrer and heat for 10 minutes. Use a rectangular lead sheet cut into 2×3cm and a thickness of 0.1mm as the cathode, and use a mobile power supply to apply the negative electrode to the lead sheet. One end of the peristaltic pump hose is connected to the nozzle, and the positive electrode of the power supply is applied to the nozzle; the other end of the hose is placed in a beaker. Adjust the delivery direction of the peristaltic pump to forward the electrolyte. Make the cathode close to the nozzle during electrolysis. At 25°C, DC power supply was used, the flow rate of the electrolyte was set to 0.28ml / s, and the electrolysis time was 30min, and sodium borohydride was electrolyzed at 2.5, 3, 3.5, 4, and 4.5v respectively.
Embodiment 2
[0038] Using the same raw materials and steps as in Example 1, direct current electrolysis at constant temperature (25°C) and constant voltage (3v), and electrolysis for 30 minutes at flow rates of 0.28ml / s, 0.34ml / s, and 0.37ml / s respectively. Sodium borohydride.
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[0040] Using the same raw materials and steps as in Example 1, the test was performed at a DC voltage of 3v, the flow rate v: 0.38ml / s, and the electrolysis time was 60, 90, 120, and 150min.
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