-
electrodes with such a
layer of
platinum black is
called "
platinization of platinum." The
platinized platinum has a true
surface area much
higher than the...
-
fraction or
total pressure of hydrogen. This
redox reaction occurs at a
platinized platinum electrode. The
electrode is
dipped in an
acidic solution and...
- ASTM E1137 and IEC 60751. The
standard hydrogen electrode also uses a
platinized platinum electrode due to its
corrosion resistance, and
other attributes...
- such as
platinum metal,
graphite (called
plumbago in Faraday's time), or
platinized titanium. A
mixed metal oxide clad
titanium anode (also
called a dimensionally...
-
Standard hydrogen electrode scheme: 1)
Platinized platinum electrode, 2)
Hydrogen gas, 3) Acid
solution with an
activity of H+ = 1 mol/L, 4) Hydroseal...
-
Palladium −0.09 V +0.89 V
Platinum −0.09 V +1.11 V +0.10 V
Platinum (
platinized) −0.01 V +0.46 V +0.08 V
Stainless Steel −0.42 V +0.28 V
Graphite −0.47...
- real-time
monitoring of
oxygen production in water-splitting reactions. The
platinized electrodes can
accomplish the real-time
monitoring of
hydrogen production...
- from a cell; the
phenomenon is
called "polarization". The roughened, "
platinized"
surface speeds up the
bubbling of the
hydrogen gas, and
increases the...
-
electrode surface itself. An
electrocatalyst can be
heterogeneous such as a
platinized electrode.
Homogeneous electrocatalysts,
which are soluble, ****ist in...
-
typically using a
catalyst such as iron(III) oxide,
activated carbon,
platinized asbestos, rare
earth metals,
uranium compounds, chromium(III) oxide, or...
