Method and articles employing ion exchange material

Details Method and articles employing ion exchange material Method and articles employing ion exchange material

1990-02-01

1991-05-28

Niebling, John F.

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy

Apparatus

Electrolytic

204416, 204418, C25B 1100

Patent

active

050192353

ABSTRACT:
An electrode, preferably of a conductive polymer, has on its surface, preferably over all of its surface, an ion exchange material, preferably of significant thickness. Such a coated electrode may be used for sensing the presence or measuring the concentration of an ionic species, or for removal from or release of an ionic species into an electrode.

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