Gas production in a voltameter
Posted: 24 Aug 2007, 14:17
Hi all,
can any of my colleagues let me know how long it takes for them to obtain an amount of hydrogen and oxygen with their voltamater?
We have new electrodes and although a decent size I would have thought, does not produce as fast as our old (broken) ones.
The current size of the platinum in the electrodes is approx. 10mm x 0.4mm and takes an hour to produce only a centimetre or two of hydrogen and 1/2 that amount of oxygen.
We are using 0.1M sulfuric acid in the voltameter.
I would be very grateful.
Have a great weekend,
Cheers,
~Robyn
can any of my colleagues let me know how long it takes for them to obtain an amount of hydrogen and oxygen with their voltamater?
We have new electrodes and although a decent size I would have thought, does not produce as fast as our old (broken) ones.
The current size of the platinum in the electrodes is approx. 10mm x 0.4mm and takes an hour to produce only a centimetre or two of hydrogen and 1/2 that amount of oxygen.
We are using 0.1M sulfuric acid in the voltameter.
I would be very grateful.
Have a great weekend,
Cheers,
~Robyn