Aussie Chemist - 2018-07-31
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Hope no one noticed that stupid Schoolies band.
only noticed it after reading the comment haha, hope you had fun!
fake name i think I had way too much fun. Feel actually lived
Great video!
Edit the description, the Twitter link is incorrect
really good video.
Barrie Hemming thx
Now iam confused. is it the way of coating he electrode with Pt?
it is A way of plating an Chromium nickle alloy wire with Pt.
May I ask what part you are confused about?
Do platinum-plated electrodes de-platinize over time if used in electrolysis?
phantomcreamer everything will wear off eventually if you use it enough
@Aussie Chemist okay, I was just wondering because at work we use pure platinum electrodes and they last seemingly forever, at least thousands of times, until something else on the unit breaks.
phantomcreamer hahaha pure pt of course . The pt plating on electrode is like a few micro meter thick , yet it will last thousands of hours , the pure Pt electrode is in a sense invulnerable to wearing,
@Aussie Chemist Noice! Thanks for the info. BTW, I don't have a couple hundred bucks to spend on solutions. Would you mail a piece to me for a price? ;)
I thought you where doing platinum on carbon?
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Ok it’s fair to think that way, but what did you think the alloy wire were there for?
largeNumberGoesHere gmail I did say “this serves to remove the oxide layer, and expose the fresh metal underneath “
Aussie Chemist the way you had wrote it I assumed you would be making Platinum on carbon catalyst. The powder form. None the less this was a great video. Great tutorial.
Will H2O2 corrode Pt?
No, it shouldn't
Great content
Nice job!
Aussie Chemist - 2018-08-05
Damn I was gonna say .25 g