Electro-deposition and dissolution of zinc in zincate solutions

Sanghi, Indra; Wynne‐Jones, W. F. K.

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“…This latter value is as seen quite higher. Both are a function of electrolyte concentration as was indicated in previous findings by Shepherd (12) and Sanghi (13). The difference between the two curves must represent the amount of precipitated zinc compound, either adhering to the electrode, dispersed in the electrolyte, or settled to the bottom of the cell.…”

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A Coulogravimetric Investigation of the Zinc Electrode in Potassium Hydroxide

Langer

Pantier

1968

J. Electrochem. Soc.

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The presented results obtained by weighing the zinc electrode in the electrolyte during the discharge cycle agree with data of others and explain why the capacity of the zinc electrode is a function of the amount of electrolyte used and roughly linearly dependent on the concentration of the potassium hydroxide up to about 10M. Previous results, that part of the zinc goes into solution, part is precipitated out as oxide or hydroxide, and that some adherent layer is formed which finally forces the potential of the plate to drop sharply, are substantiated on a more quantitative basis. The experiments also indicate that the relatively thick scale formed might not be the sole cause of the passivation phenomena.

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“…Manuscript submitted Feb. 13,1968; revised manuscript received June 25, 1968. This paper was presented at the Philadelphia Meeting, Oct. 9-14, 1966, as Paper 46.…”

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