Divided electrochemical cell assembly

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1983-07-08

1985-02-19

Valentine, Donald R.

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy

Apparatus

Electrolytic

204257, 204268, C25B 900, C25B 1102

Patent

active

045004030

ABSTRACT:
A divided electrochemical cell assembly comprises stacked bipolar substantially square parallel planar electrodes and membranes. The corners and edges of the electrodes with bordering insulative spacers in juxtaposition with the chamber walls define four electrolyte circulation manifolds. Anolyte and catholyte channeling means permit the separate introduction of anolyte and catholyte into two of the manifolds and the withdrawal of anolyte and catholyte separately from at least two other manifolds. The electrodes and membranes are separated from one another by the insulative spacers which are also channeling means disposed to provide electrolyte channels across the interfaces of adjacent electrodes and membranes.

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