: Figure 46. Electrolysis mechanism at the anode: oxidation accompanied by an electron emission at the cathode: reduction accompanied by electron capture Nernst equation ... Electrolysis ... Electrolysis...

tend to vary from 1 to 3 chlorine-equivalent per litre. metal recovery In many industries, but mainly those involved in surface treatment, hydrometallurgy and electronics, electrolysis is used ... Electrolysis ... Electrolysis...

electrolysis in a "dead" rinsing bath. This technique applies more specifically to gold, silver, cadmium, copper and nickel. degreasing bath maintenance These baths become rapidly polluted by oil removed from ... Ultrafiltration, Industrial effluent treatment, Electrolysis ... Ultrafiltration Industrial effluent treatment Electrolysis...

and then dissolved in sulphuric acid. They are refined using electrolysis. After recovering any selenium, mercury and, above all, cadmium, effluent is routed to a two-stage neutralisation employing lime; this process ... Densadeg, Industrial effluent treatment, Metallurgy and hydrometallurgy, Electrolysis, Dechlorination ... Densadeg Industrial effluent treatment Metallurgy and hydrometallurgy Electrolysis Dechlorination...

Filtration, Industrial effluent treatment, Metallurgy and hydrometallurgy, Settling, Electrolysis, GAC ... Filtration Industrial effluent treatment Metallurgy and hydrometallurgy Settling Electrolysis GAC...