In 1795, Austrian scientist M.A. Klaproth discovered a new element while studying Rutile, which was named the Greek mythological figure Titans. It is the source of the name “titanium”. In 1910, American chemist M.A.Hunter reduced titanium tetrachloride with sodium to obtain relatively pure titanium. In 1932, Luxembourg scientist W.J.Kroll obtained titanium by reducing titanium tetrachloride …
With the rapid development of the automobile industry in recent years, global automobile production and ownership have increased day by day. While cars make travel more convenient, they also cause three major problems: fuel consumption, environmental protection, and safety. In terms of sustainable development, it is particularly urgent to reduce fuel consumption and pollution emissions. …
1. Ruthenium-titanium anode plate Advantage: High current efficiency (Chlorine extraction or oxygen evolution environment), excellent corrosion resistance, long electrode life, electrode size can be designed according to user’s requirements, electrode substrate can be reused many times, no medium pollution. Application: Chlor-alkali industry, sodium hypochlorite industry, wastewater treatment industry, fresh water disinfection 2. Ruthenium-iridium titanium anode plate Advantage: The titanium anode does not …
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