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For ion-exchange membrane caustic soda, is the cathode efficiency higher or the anode efficiency higher?

2011-04-29View Original

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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 23:57. Is it still the same height? Please, those with insider knowledge, give some advice! Thank you! # + + .
Reply #22011-04-29
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Reply #32011-05-13
It is likely due to the higher cathode efficiency; the ion channels in the carboxylic acid layer are narrower than those in the sulfonic acid layer, and the deposition of impurities in the carboxylic acid layer affects the current efficiency

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