Chlorine generation electrode
▶ Uses & Features
· Soda electrolysis: Low overpotential, and in chlorine gas
Excellent durability due to reduced oxygen gas content
· Chlorine, Soda Manufacturing: Excellent durability
· Dilute brine, seawater electrolysis: High current efficiency
Excellent durability
▶ Major user industries
· PCB, secondary battery, caustic soda electrolysis, seawater electrolysis,
Soda production
※ Specs (size, plating amount, composition, etc.) are negotiable
Oxygen generating electrode
▶ Uses & Features
· Compared to platinum and lead electrodes, low voltage and durability
excellence
· Electrolytic cells for electroplating, sulfuric acid, nitric acid, and some organic acids
Used as an anode when oxygen is generated in the electrolytic process
▶ Major user industries
· Plating (copper foil, steel sheet, etc.), liquid-based electrolytic treatment, metal recovery
※ Specs (size, plating amount, composition, etc.) are negotiable
diamond electrode
▶ Uses & Features
· Wide potential window, high oxygen evolution potential, and low
Possesses hydrogen generation potential
· Cannot be carried out due to interference with the existing water splitting reaction
It enables various reactions with previously unavailable chemical stability.
· There were problems with electrode tolerance due to fluorine
Applicable to electrolyte systems
▶ Major user industries
· Ozone water, fluorine gas generation, industrial wastewater treatment and
General electrodes cannot be used; highly conductive electrodes
Industries that need it
· Agriculture and fisheries, livestock industry, food industry, medical
Various special-purpose electrodes
▶ Electrode Example
· Gas diffusion, lead dioxide, platinum group metals, etc.
▶ Uses & Features
· Used to optimize gas diffusion
· Has a high oxygen evolution overpotential, and in wastewater
Efficient decomposition of organic matter, etc. through anodic oxidation
▶ Major user industries
· Secondary batteries, fuel cells, solar panels, electroplating,
Soda delivery
※ Specs (size, plating amount, composition, etc.) are negotiable