Titanium anode

Titanium electrode

 In 1965, Dr. HBeer of the Netherlands invented a ruthenium-titanium coated titanium electrode.With titanium metal as the substrate, the alcohol solution of ruthenium salt and titanium salt is coated on the surface of the titanium substrate, and the salts are decomposed and oxidized by sintering to form a layer of Ru-TiO2 solid solution that is firmly bound to the titanium substrate.The ruthenium-titanium coated electrode is based on the modified metal titanium, and its mechanical strength is large, which overcomes the shortcomings of the shape change of the graphite electrode during use, and the electrode material has since entered the era of titanium electrodes.Titanium electrodes with different properties can be obtained by designing coatings with different chemical formulas. After nearly half a century of development, titanium electrodes have developed into a big system.