The anodic behaviour of Pb in gelled sulphuric acid electrolyte has been studied and compared with that in flooded electrolyte using cyclic voltammetry. The oxides formed in both the electrolytes have been examined using X-ray diffraction. It is found that the oxide formation takes place at a less positive potential in gel electrolyte possibly due to the predominant presence of basic sulphates and formation of α-PbO2 in the film. This is substantiated by the X-ray diffraction studies. Consequently the overpotential for evolution of oxygen is also reduce
Some interesting results concerning the structure and photoelectrochemical properties of anodically ...
A study of the reactions at gold and platinum anodes in the electrolysis of lead formate solutions h...
The anodic dissolution of Pb has been studied in 1N solutions of KNO 3, NH 4C 2H 3O 2, and Pb(C 2H 3...
The anodic oxides formed on lead under varying potential and pH were identified by x- ray and electr...
Although lead and its alloys have been used as conventional anode materials since the inception of t...
The anodic corrosion product formed on lead in sulfuric acid solutions depends on the potential of t...
Concurrent linear sweep voltammetry, coulometry, and electrochemical quartz crystal microgravimetry ...
Effect of immobilizing the electrolyte using thixotropic agents such as sodium silicate on the elect...
The anodic behaviour of lead in sulphuric acid was examined using the potentiodynamic method. Simult...
Electro-oxidation of the anodic Pb(II) film formed on lead at 0.6 V in H2SO4 solution for 20 min is ...
The mechanism of lead oxide formation during the potentiodynamic anodization of lead (Pb) electrodes...
The initial reactions occurring at a Pb anode in alkaline solutions have been investigated using cyc...
The addition of a microelectrode of platinum to a lead anode polarised in sodium chloride solutions ...
rile composition and morphology of the anodic film formed on a lead alloy under conditions typical o...
Abstract: The effect of varying antimony content in lead alloys (with Sb content of 1.3; 2.7 and 3.5...
Some interesting results concerning the structure and photoelectrochemical properties of anodically ...
A study of the reactions at gold and platinum anodes in the electrolysis of lead formate solutions h...
The anodic dissolution of Pb has been studied in 1N solutions of KNO 3, NH 4C 2H 3O 2, and Pb(C 2H 3...
The anodic oxides formed on lead under varying potential and pH were identified by x- ray and electr...
Although lead and its alloys have been used as conventional anode materials since the inception of t...
The anodic corrosion product formed on lead in sulfuric acid solutions depends on the potential of t...
Concurrent linear sweep voltammetry, coulometry, and electrochemical quartz crystal microgravimetry ...
Effect of immobilizing the electrolyte using thixotropic agents such as sodium silicate on the elect...
The anodic behaviour of lead in sulphuric acid was examined using the potentiodynamic method. Simult...
Electro-oxidation of the anodic Pb(II) film formed on lead at 0.6 V in H2SO4 solution for 20 min is ...
The mechanism of lead oxide formation during the potentiodynamic anodization of lead (Pb) electrodes...
The initial reactions occurring at a Pb anode in alkaline solutions have been investigated using cyc...
The addition of a microelectrode of platinum to a lead anode polarised in sodium chloride solutions ...
rile composition and morphology of the anodic film formed on a lead alloy under conditions typical o...
Abstract: The effect of varying antimony content in lead alloys (with Sb content of 1.3; 2.7 and 3.5...
Some interesting results concerning the structure and photoelectrochemical properties of anodically ...
A study of the reactions at gold and platinum anodes in the electrolysis of lead formate solutions h...
The anodic dissolution of Pb has been studied in 1N solutions of KNO 3, NH 4C 2H 3O 2, and Pb(C 2H 3...