Rest potentials for the steel ball electrode and the pyrite electrode as well as the combination potentials and the galvanic currents developed in the pyrite steel ball couple were measured. The data demonstrate that ...Rest potentials for the steel ball electrode and the pyrite electrode as well as the combination potentials and the galvanic currents developed in the pyrite steel ball couple were measured. The data demonstrate that the galvanic couples are going to form between the pyrite particles and the steel balls when they contact with each other. The initial combination potential and the initial galvanic current of the pyrite ball couple while bubbling with oxygen are greater than those in aeration of air. The combination potential and the galvanic current decrease more quickly with time while bubbling with oxygen than they do in aeration of air. In an experiment of simulating wear differences, a galvanic current, which is smaller than that developed in the pyrite ball couple, exists between two different ball electrodes in wear degree on the surface of them. Under different grinding time conditions, the equivalent corrosion current density calculated from marked ball wear data by applying Faraday’s law correlates well with those estimated from polarization curves of pyrite and ball electrodes, and the former is always greater than the latter.展开更多
A new self-made additive of amidocyanogen-acetic salt was used in wet ball-grind technique （WBGT） for preparing hydrogen storage alloys, and the effect on the electrochemical performance of the alloy electrode was i...A new self-made additive of amidocyanogen-acetic salt was used in wet ball-grind technique （WBGT） for preparing hydrogen storage alloys, and the effect on the electrochemical performance of the alloy electrode was investigated in detail. It was found that the prepared electrode had perfect electrochemical performances, such as rapid activation, high capability, high-rate discharge （HRD） ability, and good stability. The first discharge capacitance at 0.2 C （throughout this study, n C rate means that the rated capacity of a hydrogen storage alloy （full capacity） is charged or discharged completely in 1/n h） reached 278 mAh·g^-1 and the discharge capacitance reached the maximum of 322 mAh·g^-1 only after two charge-discharge cycles. For the dry method, wet method, and WBGT, the high rate discharge （HRD） values （C5 c/C0.2c ratio） were approximately 0.59, 0.76, and 0.83, respectively. The stable discharge capacity at 3 C increased from 275 mAh·g^-1 （dry method）to 295 mAh·g^-1 （WBGT）.展开更多
文摘Rest potentials for the steel ball electrode and the pyrite electrode as well as the combination potentials and the galvanic currents developed in the pyrite steel ball couple were measured. The data demonstrate that the galvanic couples are going to form between the pyrite particles and the steel balls when they contact with each other. The initial combination potential and the initial galvanic current of the pyrite ball couple while bubbling with oxygen are greater than those in aeration of air. The combination potential and the galvanic current decrease more quickly with time while bubbling with oxygen than they do in aeration of air. In an experiment of simulating wear differences, a galvanic current, which is smaller than that developed in the pyrite ball couple, exists between two different ball electrodes in wear degree on the surface of them. Under different grinding time conditions, the equivalent corrosion current density calculated from marked ball wear data by applying Faraday’s law correlates well with those estimated from polarization curves of pyrite and ball electrodes, and the former is always greater than the latter.
文摘A new self-made additive of amidocyanogen-acetic salt was used in wet ball-grind technique （WBGT） for preparing hydrogen storage alloys, and the effect on the electrochemical performance of the alloy electrode was investigated in detail. It was found that the prepared electrode had perfect electrochemical performances, such as rapid activation, high capability, high-rate discharge （HRD） ability, and good stability. The first discharge capacitance at 0.2 C （throughout this study, n C rate means that the rated capacity of a hydrogen storage alloy （full capacity） is charged or discharged completely in 1/n h） reached 278 mAh·g^-1 and the discharge capacitance reached the maximum of 322 mAh·g^-1 only after two charge-discharge cycles. For the dry method, wet method, and WBGT, the high rate discharge （HRD） values （C5 c/C0.2c ratio） were approximately 0.59, 0.76, and 0.83, respectively. The stable discharge capacity at 3 C increased from 275 mAh·g^-1 （dry method）to 295 mAh·g^-1 （WBGT）.
