1961
DOI: 10.1149/1.2428177
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The Polarization of Metals in Boiling, Distilled Water

Abstract: A survey of the polarization behavior (both cathodic and anodic) of sixteen metals in boiling, distilled water is presented. For the current densities used, no simple relation such as the Tafel plot described the dependence of E on I. For many metal‐water systems reliable and reproducible data have been obtained, although in some of these systems the poor reproducibility is not reassuring. Thus, several systems lend themselves to more thorough study.

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“…A hollow platinum cylinder of 5.75 cm ID fits closely inside the closed, cylindrical cell and serves as a current-carrying electrode. The outer surface and edges of the platinum are insulated with an inert wax (Unichrome 330) to prevent error due to uneven current density, an effect discussed in (2).…”
Section: Polarization Cell: Physical and Electrical Characteristicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A hollow platinum cylinder of 5.75 cm ID fits closely inside the closed, cylindrical cell and serves as a current-carrying electrode. The outer surface and edges of the platinum are insulated with an inert wax (Unichrome 330) to prevent error due to uneven current density, an effect discussed in (2).…”
Section: Polarization Cell: Physical and Electrical Characteristicsmentioning
confidence: 99%