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Increasing the Efficiency of Electromembrane Processes in the Area of Electrochemical Cadmium Plating

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At the pilot plant, the main parameters of the electromembrane process of extracting cadmium ions from a sulphate-ammonium cadmium electrolyte with high performance characteristics and a bath for rinsing cadmium parts in stagnant water (collection baths) have been determined. It is shown that the degree of extraction under stationary conditions is about 99%, which corresponds to the values obtained with other sulfate-ammonium cadmium plating electrolytes and allows us to recommend the investigated electrolyte for use in industry.

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Kruglikov, S.S., Arkhipov, E.A., Zhirukhin, D.A. et al. Increasing the Efficiency of Electromembrane Processes in the Area of Electrochemical Cadmium Plating. Theor Found Chem Eng 55, 359–363 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1134/S0040579521030106

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