ISSN 1608-4039 (Print)
ISSN 1680-9505 (Online)


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Electrochemical activity of the electrodes with electrocatalytic coatings

Electrochemical activity of electrodes for electrolysis of water is investigated. As catalysts coating Ni-S-Co, suspension LaNi2.5Co2.4Al0.1 or their combinations were applied. As electrolyte at test of electrodes 30% KOH or NaOH is used. Current density varied in a range from 10 to 600 мА/cm2 at temperature 20-80°C. When the temperature increases from 20 to 80°C the current density on cathodes with composite LaNi2.5Co2.4Alo.i/Ni-S-Co catalyst increases 4 times at constant potential E = –1.10 V (rel. Hg/HgO).

Development of the effective ways of the activation of the anodes for water electrolysis

Electrochemical activity of anodes on the basis of a nickel mesh grid for water electrolysis is investigated. Activation of anodes was made by three ways:
1) chemical covering sulfur-containing compounds of nickel and iron;
2) immersing in solution Na2S2O3 + H2SO4 (till pH=3);
3) immersing in solution Na2S + H2SO4 (till pH=3).

Peculiarities of the kinetic laws of cathode synthesis of the Cu–Pb–Bi–Ca system designed for using as an anode of a metal-ion battery

Matrix electrodes based on copper and lead were obtained by cathode intercalation: CuBi, PbBi, CuPbBi, CuCa, PbCa, CuBiCa, PbBiCa, CuPbBiCa, their composition being identified by means of X-ray diffraction analysis and open-circuit potential measurement. The laser emission micro-spectral analysis determines the depth of penetration (% of mass) of cations of bismuth, lead and calcium into the structure of the electrodes under study.

Activation of the Process of Cathode Synthesis of Calcium Anodes in Aproton Solutions of Calcium Salts of Various Anion Composition

Matrix electrodes based on copper and lead, CuCa, PbCa, CuBiCa, PbBiCa, CuPbBiCa, were obtained by cathode intercalation, their composition was identified in aprotic organic solutions of calcium salts of various anionic composition by means of X-ray phase analysis and open-circuit potential measurement.