Scapegrace
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electrolysis of salt water
if you use electrolysis on NaCl table salt in water wouldn't you get NaO? on the negative side
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No, but NaOH, Cl2, H2, can be obtained. Do some searching please. Google electrolysis of brine.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chloralkali_process
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At how many voltages you are doing Electrolysis of salt water. It also leads to sodium chlorate .
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the voltage is irrelevent the amps gives you the yeild.
an electrolysis at 1volt with a power supply than can get 10 amps through is much better thant a 100V from a 0.1 amp generator
amperage is the flow (how many electrons are going by )
Voltage is the energy of each electron. (the difference of potential)
lots of energy (volts) but hardly any of them (electron ) wont do much.
lots of them (electrons) eevn with low energy is usually enough (reasonably low)when it comes to electrolysis
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then why it is recommended that for chlorate electrolysis should be done at 5 volts at higher densityof current and for perchlorate at 6 volt
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what would be a good tool to send amps through something
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Quote: Originally posted by Vikascoder  | | then why it is recommended that for chlorate electrolysis should be done at 5 volts at higher densityof current and for perchlorate at 6 volt
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U=RI hence I=U/R
for the same resistance (R) ,a higher voltage (V) results in a gain in the intensity (I)
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which tool are you talking about? is that electrodes or power device
you are talking about. If electrodes you are talking then i will suggesst you graphite because they are cheap and awesome. If you are talking about
device then you must modify computer atx PSU to lab power supply
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i use a battery booster from autozone. 12 Volts and it can deliver the amps if needed!
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