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Palladium-gold alloy membranes

Siloxane compounds, in vitreous silica manufacture, 22 414 Siloxane materials, 20 240 Siloxane oligomers, in silicone polymerization, 22 555-556 Siloxanols, silylation and, 22 703 Silsesquioxane hybrids, 13 549 Silsesquioxanes, 15 188, 22 589-590 SilvaGas process, 3 696, 697 Silver (Ag), 22 636-667. See also Silver compounds. See Ag entries Argentothiosulfate complexes Batch desilverizing Lead-silver alloys Palladium-silver alloy membranes analytical methods for, 22 650-651 applications of, 22 636-637, 657-662 as bactericide, 22 656, 657, 660 barium alloys with, 3 344 in bimetallic monetary system, 22 647-648 in cast dental gold alloys, 8 307t coke formation on, 5 266 colloidal precipitation color, 7 343t colloidal suspensions, 7 275 color, 7 334, 335... [Pg.843]

Habu T. 1968. Histopathological effects of silver-palladium-gold alloy implantation on the oral submucous membranes and other organs [Abstract], Shika Igaku 31 17-48. [Pg.146]

Palladium-Copper and Palladium-Gold Alloy Composite Membranes for Hydrogen Separations... [Pg.221]

Roa F, Thoen PM, Gade SK, Way JD, DeVoss SJ, Alptekin GO. Palladium-copper and palladium-gold alloy composite membranes for hydrogen separations. In Bose AC, editor. Inorganic membranes for energy and environmental applications. New York Springer Science and Business Media, LLC. 2009. p. 221-39. [Pg.159]

Palladium-Copper and PaUadium-Gold Alloy Composite Membranes... [Pg.223]

McKinley studied the effects of poisoning by H2S on membrane materials of pure palladium, and alloys of palladium with silver, nickel, copper and gold [74]. Only the Pd-Au alloys showed reasonable resistance to poisoning by hydrogen sulfide according to McKinley [74]. An alloy of 60 wt% Pd and 40 wt% Au retained 80% of its initial (unpoisoned) permeability upon exposure to 4 ppm H2S and retained 40% of its permeability during exposure to 20 ppm H2S at 623 K (350 °C). In contrast, pure palladium was poisoned to 30% of its initial, unpoisoned value after 6 days exposure to only 4 ppm H2S. An alloy of 73 wt% Pd and 27 wt% Ag was completely poisoned within hours after exposure to only 4 ppm... [Pg.124]

Gade SK, DeVoss SJ, Coulter KE, Pagheri SN, Alptekin GO, Way JD. Palladium-gold membranes in mixed gas streams with hydrogen sulfide effect of alloy content and fabrication technique. J Membr Sci 2011 378 35 1. [Pg.160]


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