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What are the differences and impacts between the process of adding acid to the electrolytic cell and the process of not adding acid? ?

2010-12-14View Original

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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 21:35. What are the differences and impacts between the process of adding acid to the electrolytic cell and the process of not adding acid? ? , , -
Reply #22010-12-14
Adding acid can improve the purity of chlorine and reduce the oxygen content in chlorine.
Reply #32010-12-14
Adding acid has the following advantages: 1. Reduces the oxygen content in chlorine. 2. Improve current efficiency (anode). 3. Reduce the chlorate content. 4. Eliminate hydroxide ions that permeate back from the cathode chamber.
Reply #42010-12-14
Increase chlorine purity, improve current efficiency, reduce oxygen content in chlorine, decrease chlorate content

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