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Fundamental investigations and electrochemical engineering aspects concerning an advanced concept for alkaline water electrolysis
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ElectrolytesEngineeringAlkaline Water ElectrolysisWater ElectrolyzersChemistryFundamental InvestigationsAdvanced ConceptChemical EngineeringElectrolytic Water DecompositionInterfacial ChemistryElectrolyzed WaterMaterials ScienceNew ConceptEnergy StorageCatalysisElectrochemical ProcessElectrochemistryNatural SciencesWater ElectrolysisElectrolysis Of WaterHydrothermal Processing
Abstract A thorough search for electrocatalysts for anodic oxygen evolution from caustic potash solution together with an investigation for the main reasons of ohmic potential drops in the interelectrode gap has lead to a new concept for an advanced medium temperature (150° to 200°C), medium pressure (30 to 100 bars) alkaline water electrolysis. The new concept will allow electrolytic water decomposition at temperatures between 160° and 200°C with current densities of 1 to 1.5 A/cm 2 and cell voltages between 1.55 and 1.65 V.
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