LookingForAnswers - 6-1-2025 at 14:45
yo yo. "Platinized" means that the titanium anode is coated with platinum? Such electrodes can be used in the same way as a regular platinum
cathode/anode? sounds good, but probably the life of the equipment is much shorter
Sir_Gawain - 6-1-2025 at 15:35
Most of the “platinized” electrodes are a scam and contain no platinum.
charley1957 - 7-1-2025 at 07:09
See one of NurdRage’s videos how he was scammed with platinized electrodes that weren’t. Somewhere there is a thread that deals with this, and
there’s a reliable source for these electrodes there.
Metallophile - 7-1-2025 at 07:40
I bought a platinized electrode from Amazon, that was mentioned in this old thread:
https://www.sciencemadness.org/whisper/viewthread.php?tid=64...
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00JKXKTZO
I successfully used it to make some sodium chlorate, and there was no visible degradation, so this one seems to be legit.