US Patent 7550072 Method of producing electrolytic hydrogen using rare element-deposit electrode
Patent 7550072 was granted and assigned to Japan Nuclear Cycle Development Institute on June, 2009 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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A nitric acid solution containing ions of any one element selected from the group consisting of rare element FP of Ru, Rh and Pd and a rare element of Re is electrolytically reduced by electrolyzing at a constant current to thereby deposit the ions of the element on an electrode. Alternatively, a nitric acid solution containing ions of two or more elements selected from the group consisting of rare element FP of Ru, Rh and Pd and a rare element of Re is electrolytically reduced by electrolyzing at a constant current to thereby collectively deposit the ions of the elements on an electrode. Alkaline water is electrolyzed by using the thus obtained electrodeposit electrode directly as it is as a catalytic electrode to efficiently generate hydrogen. Thus, a clean and sustaining energy system integrating the nuclear energy with the fuel cell power generation is provided.
US Patent 07550072 Method of producing electrolytic hydrogen using rare element-deposit electrode US Patent 7550072 Method of producing electrolytic hydrogen using rare element-deposit electrode
US Patent 07550072 Method of producing electrolytic hydrogen using rare element-deposit electrode
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