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Electrode potential

2009-10-16View Original

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I would like to ask how to determine the level of electrode potential What are the advantages and disadvantages of high and low electrode potentials in electrolysis?
Reply #22009-10-16
The electrode potential is outside the specified range; 1. the ion membrane and electrolyzer can cause secondary accidents. If the ion membrane is damaged, and since the pressure in the cathode chamber is higher than that in the anode chamber, hydrogen will flow from the cathode solution into the anode solution. This leads to an increase in the hydrogen-chlorine ratio in the chlorine system and in subsequent processes. When this ratio reaches the explosive limit, it can cause a violent explosion upon encountering an ignition source, resulting in injuries to people and property damage. 2. It can also cause leaks at the sealing points, leading to poisoning and burns.

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