Ionizationx: a clean environment is a human right!
Projects by members => Projects by members => Electrojolt => Topic started by: electrojolt on April 18, 2010, 23:25:23 pm
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I just tested performing electrolysis using 2 tungsten rods and koh mix.
reaction starts at about 1.2 volts
only the negative rod shows gas,
nothing at all on the positive rod, even when I raise the voltage to 8 volts.
why no gas (oxygen) on the positive rod?
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I just tested performing electrolysis using 2 tungsten rods and koh mix.
reaction starts at about 1.2 volts
only the negative rod shows gas,
nothing at all on the positive rod, even when I raise the voltage to 8 volts.
why no gas (oxygen) on the positive rod?
Probably a chemical reaction which will form a coating , just like with the aluminium tube we tried last year?
Steve
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I'm glad you mentioned that.. maybe this water i'm using was some leftover from last year's tests and is contaminated with ALU.
will test again with a clean mix.
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yes there was some aluminum dissolved in the solution. that is why only hydrogen was being generated.