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Ti4O7 anode
I doubt it could work, using Ti4O7 as anode will most probably oxidize it to (insulator) TiO2.
some ... |
18-2-2011 at 00:39
by: Zaratukhshthra |
conductor polymer
[rquote=200608&tid=15369&author=DNA]...or make an alternating double bond polymer like this: ... |
7-2-2011 at 08:38
by: Zaratukhshthra |
conductor polymer
polyacetylene can't be stored open door (it's unstable). IMHO the best choice of conducting polymers ... |
4-2-2011 at 04:02
by: Zaratukhshthra |
Making fire (youtube collaborative video)
[rquote=200383&tid=15370&author=Formatik]I've never gotten any hypergolic ignitions out of c ... |
4-2-2011 at 03:22
by: Zaratukhshthra |
Tutorial:the poor man MMO anode
wow! seems [b]too[/b] good to be true!
maybe you've made some kind of Al-Sb doped SnO2
aluminum ... |
25-1-2011 at 02:32
by: Zaratukhshthra |
Ag or Ag-Pb alloy substrate PbO2 anodes
US4345987 describes a Pb/Ag alloy substrate PbO2 anode. They claim the use of Pb alloy instead of pu ... |
10-12-2010 at 08:18
by: Zaratukhshthra |
