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Composition of ion exchange membrane electrolyzer
Ion exchange membrane electrolyzer: mainly composed of anode, cathode, ion exchange membrane, electrolyzer frame and conductive copper rod; each electrolyzer is composed of several unit cells in series or in parallel. The anode is made of metal titanium mesh, in order to extend Electrode service life and improve electrolysis efficiency. The anode mesh is coated with oxide coatings such as titanium and ruthenium; the cathode is made of carbon steel mesh with a nickel coating; the ion exchange membrane divides the electrolytic cell into a cathode chamber and an anode chamber.
The electrodes are all meshes, which can increase the reaction contact area, and the special treatment of the anode surface takes into account the strong corrosiveness of the anode product Cl2.
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