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After adding acid to the electrolyzer, the cell voltage rises sharply

2018-01-04View Original

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After the addition of acid to the electrolyzer was stopped, adding acid again caused the cell voltage to rise sharply, the current efficiency to decline, and the amount of water supplied to the cathode to increase. However, after acid addition was ceased, the voltage dropped gradually and returned to normal, and the amount of water supplied to the cathode also returned to its normal level. Multiple analyses were conducted at various points during this period, and the quality of hydrochloric acid was found to be satisfactory in all cases; the electrolysis load remained unchanged, and the amount of acid added was the same as before it was stopped.
Reply #22018-01-06
Hey, what are the values after adding acid?
Reply #32018-01-07
The original poster needs to provide the data so that everyone can help analyze it for you

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