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timsong
(Newbee) 11-14-01 11:56 No 236608 |
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Electrolysis Of Calcium Chloride | Bookmark | |||||
Will a plumbago crucible conduct electricity, so allowing it to be used as the anode ? Can a silica crucible be used with graphite anode ? Any other material I can use for the crucible ? |
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timsong (Newbee) 11-14-01 12:46 No 236623 |
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Re: Electrolysis Of Calcium Chloride | Bookmark | |||||
sorry forgot to say, trying to make calcium |
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Hansje (Hive Bee) 11-14-01 21:39 No 236733 |
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I don't think you'll want your crucible to serve as anode, because that will make it very difficult to keep the chlorine away from the calcium metal. I found cast iron the only material that didn't either break or dissolve when melting salts at 600+ degs. Hansje high in proteine and fibre! |
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