An oxygen pumping anode for electrowinning aluminium
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Changqing Liu, Xiaobo Ji, Pingmin Zhang, Qiyuan Chen, Craig E. Banks
The chemical potential of oxygen ions at the novel oxygen pumping anode for electrowinning aluminum was manipulated by the electromotive forces to create thermodynamic stability. It is our anticipation that this newly designed anode can be applied to electrochemical metallurgy of other metals, such as the direct electrochemical reduction of TiO2 in the FFC process.
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