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Study on the performance of electrochemical degradation of TinO2n-1/Ti electrode
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1. State Key laboratory for Marine Corrosion and Proctection,Luoyang Ship Materials Research Institute,1. State Key laboratory for Marine Corrosion and Proctection,Luoyang Ship Materials Research Institute,1. State Key laboratory for Marine Corrosion and Proctection,Luoyang Ship Materials Research Institute,1. State Key laboratory for Marine Corrosion and Proctection,Luoyang Ship Materials Research Institute

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supported by the Research Fund of State Key Laboratory for Marine Corrosion and Protection of Luoyang Ship Material Research Institute (LSMRI) under the contract No. 9140C2501060C25002

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    Magneli phase electrode is a potential anode for sewage electrochemical degradation due to its high conductivity and wide electrochemical window. However, few works was done to evaluate the performance of the Magneli phase electrode. In this work, the Magneli phase electrode was prepared by plasma spray methods and examined by accelerating life methods. The result shows that the accelerating life cycle of the Magneli phase electrode is about 320 h. The life cycle of Magneli phase electrode can be extended to 420h by alternating the current direction. The failing reason of the Magneli phase electrode is the exfoliation of the coating, which makes the Ti substrate contact with the solution. Then the passivation the the Ti substrate leads to resistance increasing, consequently increasing of cell voltage.

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[Huang Guosheng, Liu Feng, Li Xiangbo, Sun Mingxian. Study on the performance of electrochemical degradation of TinO2n-1/Ti electrode[J]. Rare Metal Materials and Engineering,2018,47(7):2067~2071.]
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  • Received:June 12,2016
  • Revised:September 20,2016
  • Adopted:October 18,2016
  • Online: October 10,2018
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