ELECTROLYTIC EVOLUTION OF CHLORINE BUBBLES FROM DSA/NaCl SYSTEM

陈延禧; 沈曼丽; 郑平

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- ELECTROLYTIC EVOLUTION OF CHLORINE BUBBLES FROM DSA/NaCl SYSTEM
- CIESC Journal Issue 5, (1992)
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  天津大学应用化学系,天津大学应用化学系,天津大学应用化学系天津300072,天津300072,天津,300072
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- Online First：25 October 1992，
  
  Published：25 October 1992
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陈延禧, 沈曼丽, 郑平. ELECTROLYTIC EVOLUTION OF CHLORINE BUBBLES FROM DSA/NaCl SYSTEM[J]. CIESC Journal, 1992, (5).
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陈延禧, 沈曼丽, 郑平. ELECTROLYTIC EVOLUTION OF CHLORINE BUBBLES FROM DSA/NaCl SYSTEM[J]. CIESC Journal, 1992, (5). DOI：

摘要

采用激光衍射法研究了DSA/NaCl体系电解析出的氯气泡大小及其分布特点.发现在50～300mA/cm~2区间内电流密度提高

氯气泡增大;电极的取向和结构是影响气泡大小的重要因素;NaCl浓度减小时气泡减小.研究表明

对于多气泡体系

气泡的聚并与电解气泡的大小及分布有密切关系.

Abstract

The chlorine bubble size and distribution electrolytically evolved from DSA/NaCl system were investigated by means of Laser diffraction method. An increase of bubble diameter with increasing current density was observed in the range of 50-300mA/cm2. Electrode orientation and geometry both affected bubble size. When brine concentration was decreased

chlorine bubble diameter became smaller. The results showed that for multi-bubbles system

bubble coalescence might largely determined the bubble size and its distribution.

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