Hydrogen electrolytic

Reduction, see also Hydrogenation electrolytic, see Electrolysis of anisoin to deoxyanisoin by tin and hydrochloric acid, 40, 16 of aromatic compounds to dihydroaromatics by sodium and ammonia, 43, 23... 

The following patents have been taken out for the production of hydrogen electrolytically —... 

The production of hydrogen electrolytically, using clean solar power or other forms of renewable energy is essentially pollution-free. The feedstock, water, is composed of hydrogen and oxygem Hydrogen production or distribution would produce no CO. ... 

In FY 1979, 0.5 million was expended for a low-head hydro facility to produce hydrogen electrolytically by the Office of Resource Applications under joint sponsorship with the Division of Energy Storage Systems. 

The reduction of pteridines to the 7,8-dihydropteridine system is the most common reaction as the 7,8-dihydro system is the most thermodynamically stable dihydropteridine. A wide range of reagents may be used for this transformation including catalytic hydrogenation, electrolytic reduction, and the use of reagents such as sodium dithionite, sodium (and potassium) borohydride, zinc dust in alkali, Raney nickel, and sodium amalgam in water.18... 

D. Hydrogen Electrolytic hydrogen was used without further purification. This type of hydrogen is satisfactory for hydrogenation, since it can be obtained free from traces of carbon monoxide which would adversely affect the catalyst. 

Many metals and alloys will not only absorb hydrogen from the gas phase according to (1), but will also absorb hydrogen electrolytically in aqueous solutions, see eq. (10)... 

Sodium Chlorate, Electrolytic Hydrogen, Electrolytic Oxygen, Potassium Chlorate, Ammonium Perchlorate... 

From any energy strategy viewpoint, there would seem to be three future situations in which it might prove economic to generate hydrogen electrolytically -... 

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