To the Question of the Mechanism of Electrochemical Destruction of Platinum in Aqueous Alkaline Solutions

Electrolytic Behavior of Nickel in Polarization by Variable Asymmetric Rectangular Current in Alkaline Solutions

“…As works [19][20][21] have shown, for a sinusoidal current, the rate of metals destruction considerably depends on the ratio of charges that have passed during cathode and anodic halfperiods. To clarify the obtained dependencies, the rate of nickel destruction during polarization by rectangular currents is studied.…”

“…In [19][20][21], it is shown that under electrolysis of metals in aqueous solutions of alkalis and salts by alternating asymmetric current, their intensive destruction with the formation of various compounds is observed. The purpose of this paper is to present the study of peculiarities and determination of optimal conditions for pure nickel oxides synthesis.…”