Nickel alloy anodes for electrochemical dechlorination

Details Nickel alloy anodes for electrochemical dechlorination Nickel alloy anodes for electrochemical dechlorination

1986-07-31

1988-10-18

Niebling, John F.

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy

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204 73R, 204293, C25B 300, C25B 1104

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047785764

ABSTRACT:
Nickel alloy anodes are suitable for electrochemical cells that are used for the selective replacement of chlorine in organochlorine compounds with hydrogen and are resistant to corrosion. Electrochemical cells containing Hastalloy C-276 anodes and silver cathodes, for example, are used to convert tetrachloropicolinic acid to 3,6-dichloropicolinic acid.

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