| Title: | Lead, silver, calcium rare earth multiple-insolubility alloy anode used in electrolysis and its manufacturing thereof | ||
| Application Number: | 89103823 | Application Date: | 1989.06.01 |
| Publication Number: | 1047709 | Publication Date: | 1990.12.12 |
| Approval Pub. Date: | Granted Pub. Date: | 1992.09.30 | |
| International Classifi-cation: | C25C1/10,C25C1/12,C25C1/16,C25C7/02 | ||
| Applicant(s) Name: | Guizhou Academy of Sciences | Address: | 550002 |
| Inventor(s) Name: | Jin Kaisheng et al. CN), Wang Dacheng | ||
| Attorney & Agent: | ZHOU RUOJIN | ||
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| Anode of lead-silver alloy is strengthening treated with calcium and mixture of rare earths which lowers content of silver contained in anode of lead-silver alloy by 80%, and in turn cuts down cost of the alloy anode greatly. Alloy anode according to this invention has superior mechanical and corrosion-resistant performance, can be used to produce electrolytic zinc with lead content lower than 0.005% in industrial quantity, and because of 3-7 times of raise of corrosion resistance can be used longer than current ones, the cost of the anode is lowered to 2kg/ton zinc in electrolysis of zinc. The lead-silver-calcium-rare-earths alloy anode can be used in electric metallurgy such as electrolysis of zinc or copper. | |||
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