Carbon in electrical engineering : Electrodes, arc coals and resistors

Electrodes, arc coals and resistors
Carbon in electrical engineering

Authors : Michel COULON, Conrad REYNVAAN, Jacques MAIRE

Publication date: March 10, 1994 | Lire en français

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2. Electrodes, arc coals and resistors

In electrochemistry, carbon and/or graphite are used for their chemical inertia and low polarization.

Electrolysis can be carried out cold (K, Na, Cl ₂ , F ₂ ...) or at high temperature (igneous electrolysis: Al, Mg, Ce, Na).

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Electrodes, arc coals and resistors

(1) - Les carbones - . Groupe Français d'Étude des Carbones. Masson & Cie (1965).
(2) - WALKER (Ph.L.), THROWER (P.A.) - Chemistry and physics of carbon. - 23 tomes déjà publiés. Marcel Dekker (1965).
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