摘要:
There are provided an electrode for electrolysis which takes into consideration safety to human bodies and environmental pollution upon disposal of the electrode, produces ozone with high efficiency and has excellent durability, a production process of the electrode, and an active oxygen producing device using the electrode. In an electrode 5 for electrolysis which has an electrode catalyst at least on the surface and produces ozone or active oxygen in for-treatment water by electrolysis, the electrode catalyst contains a dielectric which constitutes more than 70% of the surface area of the electrode catalyst.
摘要:
The present invention has an object of providing a sewage treatment method and a sewage treatment system in a combined sewer system which can safely treat sewage, and in a combined sewer system where wastewater and rainwater collected flow together as the sewage in a single pipe, the sewage is electrochemically treated, i.e., electrolytically treated by use of electrodes for electrolysis to produce hypohalogenous acid, ozone or activated oxygen in the sewage. The thus produced hypohalogenous acid, ozone or activated oxygen can treat contaminants such as organic substances and coliforms present in the sewage.
摘要:
A method of manufacturing a nickelous positive-electrode active material for an alkaline battery has a formation process in which nickel hydroxide and cobalt hydroxide are formed by adding an alkali metal hydroxide to a reaction system containing nickel ions and cobalt (II) ions. The method comprises at least one step of removing any oxidant which oxidizes the cobalt (II) ions into cobalt (III) ions, during or before the formation process. An expedient for the removal of the oxidant is, for example, to reduce and remove the oxidant by adding a reductant, such as L-ascorbic acid, to the reaction system. The reductant should preferably have an oxidation potential which is lower than the reduction potential of oxygen. Besides, the method should preferably comprise the step of removing the cobalt (III) ions, during or before the formation process.