Insoluble anodes used in hydrometallurgy: Part II. Anodic behaviour of lead and lead-alloy anodes

This part of the review is devoted to the processes that take place upon the surface of Pb and Pb-alloy anodes used in hydrometallurgy. The conclusion of many authors is that Pb-alloy anodes containing Ag or Co show the lowest potential of the oxygen evolution reaction and the highest corrosion resi...

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Published in:Hydrometallurgy 2000-09, Vol.57 (2), p.125-139
Main Authors: Ivanov, I, Stefanov, Y, Noncheva, Z, Petrova, M, Dobrev, Ts, Mirkova, L, Vermeersch, R, Demaerel, J.-P
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Applied sciences
Corrosion
Exact sciences and technology
Lead
Lead-alloy anodes
Metallurgical fundamentals
Metals. Metallurgy
Production of metals
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Summary:This part of the review is devoted to the processes that take place upon the surface of Pb and Pb-alloy anodes used in hydrometallurgy. The conclusion of many authors is that Pb-alloy anodes containing Ag or Co show the lowest potential of the oxygen evolution reaction and the highest corrosion resistance as compared with those of Pb-alloy anodes, which contain other alloying additives.
ISSN:0304-386X
1879-1158
DOI:10.1016/S0304-386X(00)00098-0