Oxygen electrolytic

A unique application of the solid oxygen electrolytes is in dre preparation of mixed oxides from metal vapour deposits. For example, the ceramic superconductors described below, have been prepared from mixtures of the metal vapours in the appropriate proporhons which are deposited on the surface of a solid electrolyte. Oxygen is pumped tluough the electrolyte by the application of a polarizing potential across the electrolyte to provide the oxidant for the metallic layer which is formed. 

Fig. 17. Activity of various catalysts for the reduction of oxygen. (Electrolyte 4.5 N H2SO4)...

All these oxidation processes illustrate the possibility already mentioned (p. 132) of introducing oxygen electrolytically into the benzene nucleus. 

The O2 is channeled toward the inside of the bottle to recover the pressure and the H2 is vented to the atmosphere. The amount of oxygen consumed by the waste is correlated with the amount of oxygen electrolytically produced to maintain the pressure inside the bottle. 

Williams, Richard J. Mullins, 0. "A System Using Solid Ceramic Oxygen Electrolyte Cells to Measure Oxygen Fugacities in Gas-Mixing Systems" Technical Memorandum TMX-58167,... 

Fiber-optic sensors may also be combined to form a bundle of fiber applicable to the simultaneous sensing of, eg, physiological pH, oxygen, electrolytes, anesthetics, glucose, creatinine, temperature, and flow rate. This is possible because of the minute size of the fibers. There is considerable industrial activity in this direction. 

At high temperature thermolysis (1270K) of cobalt acetate with PS, PAA, and PMVK present, the metal clusters that are catalyzing an oxygen electrolytic reduction had formed [98]. As the thermal decomposition of silver trifluoro-acetyl-acetonate at 613 K occurs in polyimide film [99-101], the film becomes metallized (a structure called film on film ) and a nanocomposite is formed with high surface conductivity and light reflection coefficient (above 80%). 

LiNI Mn COjO breadown + release oxygen Electrolyte decomposition, Flamable gases... 

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