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Potentiated Electrolysis |
Electrochemical reactions play an important role in many different
types of industrial applications. Whilst brainstorming our
Advanced Hydrocolloids production method we also looked at ways
we might be able to increase the effectiveness and efficiency of the
electrolysis process itself. This resulted in us developing our potentiated
method of electrolysis.General OverviewStandard and conventional electrode configurations for electrochemical reactions are not as effective or efficient as what they could be. The main reason for this is that they do not distribute the electrical charge as effectively or efficiently throughout the production medium as what they otherwise possibly could. As such, the amount of reagents that can interact with the reactants at any one time to form the intended end product or products is much lower than what is possibly could be, thus slowing down the overall process. Furthermore, agglomeration will also usually form, thus even further slowing down the overall process. It is for this reason that many production methods, especially high volume methods, utilise various dispersal methods such as stirring and/or circulation. Whilst looking at ways we could decrease the production time for producing hydrocolloids we discovered a very specific and precise electrode configuration that resolves these problems, especially the distribution of electrical charge. The configuration not only distributes the electrical charge far more evenly throughout the intended medium – thus making it far more effective and efficient – but it also helps to spread any conglomeration more evenly throughout the medium. In the case of the latter, this can usually mean either a major reduction or even a complete reduction in the need for utilising various stirring and circulation dispersal methods. It is also important to note that the electrode configuration is completely scalable to accommodate any size, shape or type of production tank. All in all, what our electrode configuration does is make the intended electrochemical reactions occur much faster. This increased rate of reaction is the result of our electrode configuration enabling the electrical charge to disperse throughout the production medium much more effectively, thus enabling the electrical charge to come into contact with much more of the entire set of reactants involved all at once. Although our electrode configuration cannot be fully utilised with applications that use plates, such as car batteries, it can be modified to make plate based applications twice as effective and efficient. The same also applies for cylindrical type applications. Industrial ApplicationsThe following is a list of the potential industrial and general product usages for our potentiated electrolysis technology:
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