Electrolyzer 1.1 Project Page 1

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Project Description:
The project is to update the electodes to increase surface area. Here is my solution for creating the 60 sq inches of annode to match the existing 60 sq.inch cathode.

Cut sheets of .028 stainless for the new positive electrodes.
Sheets are 2.5" X 5". Total surface area is 60 sq.in. to match the total surface of the negative electrode.

Interlocking the slots assembles the cut sheets. The center is a 3/16" square to accept the threaded rod.

The ver 1.0 electrolyzer is emptied. The green color may be from the oxide of the chromium in the 304 stainless.

Then comes the mystery brown stuff. My guess is that the red is iron oxide with a touch of manganese oxide (dark brown). When it settles, the stuff on the bottom has a slight attraction to a magnet. Nickel oxide is also green. The electrode rod, 303 stainless, was missing .004”.