Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Apparatus – Electrolytic
Patent
1975-06-27
1976-09-21
Mack, John H.
Chemistry: electrical and wave energy
Apparatus
Electrolytic
204261, 204263, 204273, 204275, C25B 1102, C25B 1302
Patent
active
039817873
ABSTRACT:
There is disclosed an electrochemical process wherein an electrolyte is passed through one electrode compartment of an electrochemical cell, said one electrode compartment comprising a particulate electrode and being separated from a second electrode compartment of said electrochemical cell containing a counter-electrode by a separator having an ion-permeable wall inclined away from the vertical and towards the particulate electrode. The distribution of the particles of said particulate electrode in the electrolyte during the process is controlled in a manner such that there is formed within said one electrode compartment a first region which is adjacent to the ion-permeable wall and within which first region substantially all the particles are, for a large proportion of the time they spend in said first region, separated from each other, and a second region which is spaced from the ion-permeable wall and within which second region substantially all the particles are, for a large proportion of the time they spend in said second region, in contact with other particles, and substantially all the particles are circulated between said first and second regions.
The invention has particular application to the electrodeposition of metals in which metal is electrodeposited onto the particles of a particulate cathode which are removed from the cathode compartment.
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Dewar Bruce Ian
James George Stephen
Moergeli Walter Rudolf
Mack John H.
Parel Societe Anonyme
Prescott A. C.
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