Notes On Electrochemistry
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Elkington of England (1865).
Two systems are employed in copper refining, the series system and the multiple system; the latter is the older.
In the multiple system each anode is connected with the conductor from the positive pole of the electric current; each cathode with the conductor from the negative pole.
In the series system, due to E. S. Hayden of Connecticut, only one end-anode in each tank is connected with the posi- tive pole and at the opposite end only one cathode is con- nected wit...h the negative pole. Between these electrodes, 96 NOTES ON ELECTROCHEMISTRY.
copper plates are set in an upright position; the circulation of the electrolyte may be maintained by compressed air or by some other device.
The plates of crude copper which serve as anodes, usually have a surface of from 55 to 75 square decimeters, and are from 2 centimeters to 4 centimeters thick; the cathodes con- sist of thin plates or foils of pure copper. The distance be- tween the electrodes is generally maintained at from 2.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Elkington of England (1865).
Two systems are employed in copper refining, the series system and the multiple system; the latter is the older.
In the multiple system each anode is connected with the conductor from the positive pole of the electric current; each cathode with the conductor from the negative pole.
In the series system, due to E. S. Hayden of Connecticut, only one end-anode in each tank is connected with the posi- tive pole and at the opposite end only one cathode is con- nected wit...h the negative pole. Between these electrodes, 96 NOTES ON ELECTROCHEMISTRY.
copper plates are set in an upright position; the circulation of the electrolyte may be maintained by compressed air or by some other device.
The plates of crude copper which serve as anodes, usually have a surface of from 55 to 75 square decimeters, and are from 2 centimeters to 4 centimeters thick; the cathodes con- sist of thin plates or foils of pure copper. The distance be- tween the electrodes is generally maintained at from 2.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ferdinand Gerhard Wiechmann to read onlineMoreLess
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