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Effects of process conditions on cell voltage, current efficiency and voltage balance of a chlor-alkali membrane cell
A.A. Jalali, F. Mohammadi, S.N. Ashrafizadeh
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70% confidenceThis paper investigates the effects of process conditions on a chlor-alkali membrane cell, specifically focusing on cell voltage, current efficiency, and voltage balance, with potential implications for microbial desalination cells.
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- Optimal process conditions for a chlor-alkali membrane cell were found to be at a temperature of 25°C and a current density of 1000 A/m².
- The cell voltage and current efficiency were found to be inversely related, with higher cell voltages resulting in lower current efficiencies.
- The voltage balance of the cell was found to be affected by the process conditions, with optimal balance achieved at a temperature of 25°C and a current density of 1000 A/m².
Keywords
ElectrolyteCathodeAnalytical Chemistry (journal)AnodeMembraneBrine
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- Journal
- Desalination
- Year
- 2009