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Polyramix® diaphragms

Separation of the anode and cathode products in diaphragm cells is achieved by using asbestos [1332-21 -4] or polymer-modified asbestos composite, or Polyramix deposited on a foraminous cathode. In membrane cells, on the other hand, an ion-exchange membrane is used as a separator. Anolyte—catholyte separation is realized in the diaphragm and membrane cells using separators and ion-exchange membranes, respectively. The mercury cells contain no diaphragm the mercury [7439-97-6] itself acts as a separator. [Pg.482]

L. C. Curhn, T. F. Florkiewicz, and R. C. Matousek, Polyramix (PM), A Depositable Replacementfor Asbestos Diaphragms, Paper presented at London... [Pg.520]

L. C. Curlin, T. F. Florkiewicz, R. C. Ma-tousek, Polyramix, A Depositable Replacement for Asbestos Diaphragms, London International Chlorine Symposium, London, 1988. [Pg.313]

T. Florkiewicz and L.C. Curlin, Polyramix Diaphragm A Commercial Reality. In T.C. Wellington (ed.). Modem Chlor-Alkali Technology, vol. 5, Elsevier Applied Science, London (1992), p. 209. [Pg.36]

T.F. Florkiewicz and R.C. Matousek, Polyramix A Depositable Replacement for Asbestos Diaphragms in Chlorine Institute 31st Plant Manager s Seminar, New Orleans, LA, 1988. [Pg.305]

ADCT includes increased active area. Advanced technology cathodes (ATC ), Energy saving anodes (ESAtM), Polyramix diaphragms, zero-gap operation, titanium base covers (Tibac ) and Telene ... [Pg.413]

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