
AbstractThe porous structure of nanoparticles of copper-cadmium oxide system prepared by AC electrochemical synthesis in sodium chloride with a concentration of 3, 15, 25wt. % has been studied. The obtained data indicate that at a higher current density and sodium chloride concentration of 3% wt. in the electrochemical oxidation of cadmium and copper products are formed with the structure of mesopores and channels. In this case, the specific surface area has the greatest value (19.4 m2/g) and a maximum pore volume (0.0778 cm3/g). Thus, the obtained data allow predicting the operating parameters of the electrolysis to obtain a copper - cadmium oxide system of a predetermined porous structure.
Chemistry(all), пористые структуры, кадмий, оксиды, specific surface area, copper-cadmium oxide, поверхности, электролиз, электрохимический синтез, медь, electrolysis, переменный ток, Chemical Engineering(all), удельная площадь, dispersion, дисперсия, mesopore, alternating current
Chemistry(all), пористые структуры, кадмий, оксиды, specific surface area, copper-cadmium oxide, поверхности, электролиз, электрохимический синтез, медь, electrolysis, переменный ток, Chemical Engineering(all), удельная площадь, dispersion, дисперсия, mesopore, alternating current
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