C25B1/30

Process for the Oxidation of Carbon-Containing Organic Compounds with Electrochemically Generated Oxidizing Agents and Arrangement for Carrying Out the Process

The invention relates to a process for the oxidation of carbon-containing organic compounds where the said compounds have at least one bond with a bond order >1, wherein an oxidizing of these carbon-containing organic compounds to be oxidized is performed with electrochemically generated C—O—O oxidizing agents, in particular peroxodicarbonate. Also described is the use of C—O—O oxidizing agents generated electrochemically from carbonate, in particular peroxodicarbonate, as oxidizing agents for the oxidation of carbon-containing organic compounds, in particular carbon-containing organic compounds where the said compounds have at least one bond with a bond order >1. Finally, an arrangement for the oxidation of carbon-containing organic compounds is provided, comprising a first unit for the electrochemical preparation of C—O—O oxidizing agents generated electrochemically from carbonate, in particular peroxodicarbonate, and a second unit for the oxidizing of the carbon-containing organic compound with the C—O—O oxidizing agent generated electrochemically from carbonate, in particular peroxodicarbonate. In this case, these two units are connected to one another in such a way that an ex situ generated oxidizing agent can be fed to the second unit.

Process for the Oxidation of Carbon-Containing Organic Compounds with Electrochemically Generated Oxidizing Agents and Arrangement for Carrying Out the Process

The invention relates to a process for the oxidation of carbon-containing organic compounds where the said compounds have at least one bond with a bond order >1, wherein an oxidizing of these carbon-containing organic compounds to be oxidized is performed with electrochemically generated C—O—O oxidizing agents, in particular peroxodicarbonate. Also described is the use of C—O—O oxidizing agents generated electrochemically from carbonate, in particular peroxodicarbonate, as oxidizing agents for the oxidation of carbon-containing organic compounds, in particular carbon-containing organic compounds where the said compounds have at least one bond with a bond order >1. Finally, an arrangement for the oxidation of carbon-containing organic compounds is provided, comprising a first unit for the electrochemical preparation of C—O—O oxidizing agents generated electrochemically from carbonate, in particular peroxodicarbonate, and a second unit for the oxidizing of the carbon-containing organic compound with the C—O—O oxidizing agent generated electrochemically from carbonate, in particular peroxodicarbonate. In this case, these two units are connected to one another in such a way that an ex situ generated oxidizing agent can be fed to the second unit.

High-efficiency oxygen reduction to hydrogen peroxide catalyzed by oxidized carbon materials

Improved electrochemical production of hydrogen peroxide is provided with a surface-oxidized carbon catalyst. The carbon can be, for example, carbon black or carbon nanotubes. The oxidation of the carbon can be performed, for example, by heating the carbon in nitric acid, or by heating the carbon in a base. The resulting carbon catalyst can have a distinctive oxygen is peak in its X-ray photoelectron spectrum.

High-efficiency oxygen reduction to hydrogen peroxide catalyzed by oxidized carbon materials

Improved electrochemical production of hydrogen peroxide is provided with a surface-oxidized carbon catalyst. The carbon can be, for example, carbon black or carbon nanotubes. The oxidation of the carbon can be performed, for example, by heating the carbon in nitric acid, or by heating the carbon in a base. The resulting carbon catalyst can have a distinctive oxygen is peak in its X-ray photoelectron spectrum.

Electrolytic Devices and Methods for Dry Hydrogen Peroxide Production

The present disclosure provides for and includes electrocatalytic devices and methods for the production of Dry Hydrogen Peroxide (DHP), a non-hydrated, gaseous form of hydrogen peroxide.

Electrolytic Devices and Methods for Dry Hydrogen Peroxide Production

The present disclosure provides for and includes electrocatalytic devices and methods for the production of Dry Hydrogen Peroxide (DHP), a non-hydrated, gaseous form of hydrogen peroxide.

HYDROGEN PEROXIDE PRODUCTION DEVICE AND USE THEREOF

A gas diffusion electrode includes a carbon fiber tube, a support layer, and a catalyst layer. The carbon fiber tube is straight and functions as a substrate. The support layer includes a carbon black-polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) coating, and is disposed on the substrate. The catalyst layer includes carbon black, anhydrous ethanol, and PTFE, and is disposed on the support layer. The gas diffusion electrode has a diameter of 3-20 mm and a length of 50-500 mm.

HYDROGEN PEROXIDE PRODUCTION DEVICE AND USE THEREOF

A gas diffusion electrode includes a carbon fiber tube, a support layer, and a catalyst layer. The carbon fiber tube is straight and functions as a substrate. The support layer includes a carbon black-polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) coating, and is disposed on the substrate. The catalyst layer includes carbon black, anhydrous ethanol, and PTFE, and is disposed on the support layer. The gas diffusion electrode has a diameter of 3-20 mm and a length of 50-500 mm.

Membrane Electrode Assembly with a Selectively Permeable Barrier Layer
20230311075 · 2023-10-05 · ·

An electrochemical cell comprising a membrane electrode assembly and a selectively permeable barrier layer comprising sulfonated polymer is disclosed. The selectively permeable barrier layer is arranged facing at least one electrocatalyst layer, e.g., anode or cathode. The sulfonated polymer layer aids in controlling the movement of fluids and/or their constituents into and out of the electrochemical cell assembly for separation or capture for subsequent use.

Half-cell electrochemical configurations for self-cleaning electrochlorination devices

An electrochemical cell including a first chamber having an anode, a second chamber having a cathode, at least one ionic connection between the first chamber and the second chamber, such that liquid electrolyte from the first chamber is prevented from mixing with liquid electrolyte in the second chamber is provided. The first chamber and the second chamber can be arranged in parallel and positioned remotely from each other. An electrochemical system including the electrochemical cell, and first and second sources of saline aqueous solutions is also provided. Water treatment systems are also provided. A method of operating an electrochemical cell including introducing first and second saline aqueous solutions into first and second chambers of the electrochemical cell, and applying a current across the anode and the cathode to generate first and second products, respectively is also provided. A method of facilitating operation of an electrochemical cell is also provided.