Are there still palladium-coated chlorine engineering electrolyzers available?
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Hello everyone. I would like to ask the experts: are there still electrolyzers for chlorine production that use palladium coating? Also, how should the remaining palladium solution be disposed of???
Seal it well and store it for use next time. If the anode of the cell slot is modified to have a titanium-palladium alloy sealing surface, then this palladium solution will be of little use to your company. How many bottles of palladium solution do you have left there?
Hello, I still have over ten bottles here, as well as palladium electrodes. My QQ number is 2796875265. Please add me if it’s convenient for you.
Aren’t today’s titanium anodes and cathodes coated with precious metals? And they are all homogeneous
The coatings used in chlorine engineering are made of precious metals, and they are mainly homogeneous. There are platinum-ruthenium, tantalum-iridium, and so on. I am aware of this.
What are being used for the anode and cathode now?
Use precious metals instead. Ruthenium nitrate, platinum nitrate. Dinitrodiamineplatinum iridium. They are basically all acidic. I have such clients