cobalt phosphate catalyst in electrolysis

[SeaMonkey]

Many chemists have concluded that the Cobalt Phosphate press release is much more akin to hype than a real breakthrough in efficient electrolysis.

In fact, the use of cobalt phosphate in electrolytic solutions is old technology. What may be new in this case is the "proprietary formulation" that has been developed.

In truth, the catalytic layer that is formed on the stainless steel anode surfaces as a result of proper conditioning is equally effective in promoting efficient electrolysis.

[resident_genius]

any works cited on that one, other than a vague disparaging remark?

[Hydrogenworld]

SeaMonkey

Where is the technical backup for this statement?

[resident_genius]

well, i've searched pretty well, and found absolutely no evidence to back that one up.

[SeaMonkey]

Gee fellas, I'm truly sorry that you haven't been able to locate the "evidence."

I guess I forgot to inlcude the "spoon."

Well, for starters, use search engine to filter out paid advertisements.

Then conduct a search for "cobalt phosphate electrolysis" and you'll be rewarded with articles from several accomplished chemists who critique the press release and the substance of the catalytic process.

Then, using your favorite Patent Search resource, conduct a search for "efficient lead acid battery electrolyte" and "efficient low voltage electrolysis electrolyte" then spend several minutes, hours, or days, as you prefer, reading through the documentation.

It's all there for those who are willing to dig.

Best wishes now, and no more complainin'!

[resident_genius]

[Hydrogenworld]

resident_genius you said it! Cheers

[SeaMonkey]

[resident_genius]

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[SeaMonkey]

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[haroldcr]

[resident_genius]