C25C5/02

METHOD FOR PRODUCING CATALYTICALLY ACTIVE POWDERS FROM METALLIC SILVER OR FROM MIXTURES OF METALLIC SILVER WITH SILVER OXIDE FOR PRODUCING GAS DIFFUSION ELECTRODES

The invention relates to an electrochemical method for producing catalytically active powder from mixtures of metallic silver, optionally with silver oxides, which are particularly suitable for use in oxygen-consuming electrodes, in particular for use in chlor-alkali electrolysis. The invention also relates to the use of said electrodes in chlor-alkali electrolysis or fuel cell technology or in metal/air batteries.

METHOD FOR PRODUCING CATALYTICALLY ACTIVE POWDERS FROM METALLIC SILVER OR FROM MIXTURES OF METALLIC SILVER WITH SILVER OXIDE FOR PRODUCING GAS DIFFUSION ELECTRODES

The invention relates to an electrochemical method for producing catalytically active powder from mixtures of metallic silver, optionally with silver oxides, which are particularly suitable for use in oxygen-consuming electrodes, in particular for use in chlor-alkali electrolysis. The invention also relates to the use of said electrodes in chlor-alkali electrolysis or fuel cell technology or in metal/air batteries.

GENERATING AND CONTROLLING MAGNETIC FIELDS FOR ELECTROLYZER STACKS

An electrochemical reactor, including: a first magnetic field source; a second magnetic field source; and an electrochemical cell between the first magnetic field source and the second magnetic field source, the electrochemical cell comprising an anode and a cathode, wherein the anode and the cathode are in a channel configured to contain an electrolyte stream comprising an iron-containing feedstock, and wherein the anode and the cathode are configured to contact the electrolyte stream, and wherein the electrochemical reactor is configured to electrochemically reduce at least a portion of the iron-containing feedstock to iron metal at the cathode and in a magnetic field provided by the first magnetic field source, the second magnetic field source, or a combination thereof.

GENERATING AND CONTROLLING MAGNETIC FIELDS FOR ELECTROLYZER STACKS

An electrochemical reactor, including: a first magnetic field source; a second magnetic field source; and an electrochemical cell between the first magnetic field source and the second magnetic field source, the electrochemical cell comprising an anode and a cathode, wherein the anode and the cathode are in a channel configured to contain an electrolyte stream comprising an iron-containing feedstock, and wherein the anode and the cathode are configured to contact the electrolyte stream, and wherein the electrochemical reactor is configured to electrochemically reduce at least a portion of the iron-containing feedstock to iron metal at the cathode and in a magnetic field provided by the first magnetic field source, the second magnetic field source, or a combination thereof.

Lithium recovery via charging of lithium-ion batteries

An efficient and green method for selective extraction of Li from end-of-life secondary LIBs of any capacity and size is provided. Electrochemical driven selective lithium deposition is targeted at the anode/separator interface of the end-of-life LIB. The deposited Li is recovered by processing of an opened or dismantled battery using only distilled or de-ionized water. The process not only enables the recovery of the plated lithium at the anode/separator interface, but also extracts the lithium from the organic salts and/or inorganic salts in the solid electrolyte interface (SEI) layers and from the electrolyte in the separator. In addition, the method partially strips the cyclable Li from the cathode and concentrates it at the anode/separator interface. The concentrated Li is extracted by using aqueous solution such as distilled or de-ionized water followed by recovery of the Li from aqueous solution. After Li recovery from the anode, the method can also enable the recovery of battery-grade graphite.

Lithium recovery via charging of lithium-ion batteries

An efficient and green method for selective extraction of Li from end-of-life secondary LIBs of any capacity and size is provided. Electrochemical driven selective lithium deposition is targeted at the anode/separator interface of the end-of-life LIB. The deposited Li is recovered by processing of an opened or dismantled battery using only distilled or de-ionized water. The process not only enables the recovery of the plated lithium at the anode/separator interface, but also extracts the lithium from the organic salts and/or inorganic salts in the solid electrolyte interface (SEI) layers and from the electrolyte in the separator. In addition, the method partially strips the cyclable Li from the cathode and concentrates it at the anode/separator interface. The concentrated Li is extracted by using aqueous solution such as distilled or de-ionized water followed by recovery of the Li from aqueous solution. After Li recovery from the anode, the method can also enable the recovery of battery-grade graphite.

Electrochemical metal deposition system and method

An electrochemical deposition apparatus and method for the selective recovery of metal. The electrochemical deposition apparatus comprises a porous cathodic material, an anode, an inter-electrode region formed by the anode and cathode, and a gas release channel. The method may comprise passing a solution comprising a metal into a cavity, changing an oxidation state of a metal, and selectively depositing the metal onto a porous cathodic material. The electrochemical deposition apparatus may recover metal from metal feed in the form of metal hydroxides. The recovered metal may be from any source including, but not limited to, minerals, electronic waste, and black mass.

Electrochemical metal deposition system and method

An electrochemical deposition apparatus and method for the selective recovery of metal. The electrochemical deposition apparatus comprises a porous cathodic material, an anode, an inter-electrode region formed by the anode and cathode, and a gas release channel. The method may comprise passing a solution comprising a metal into a cavity, changing an oxidation state of a metal, and selectively depositing the metal onto a porous cathodic material. The electrochemical deposition apparatus may recover metal from metal feed in the form of metal hydroxides. The recovered metal may be from any source including, but not limited to, minerals, electronic waste, and black mass.

Colloidal brewing system
12403441 · 2025-09-02 ·

A colloidal brewing system has a transparent container assembly with a watertight bottom portion and an open top portion, the container assembly adapted to contain water. A removable lid electronic housing with two replaceable electrically charged silver rod members is disposed on a bottom portion of the lid member, the rod members extending substantially to near the bottom of the container assembly. A magnetic stir assembly substantially centers an interior bottom portion of the container assembly and to rotate, in the water, on a parallel plane to the bottom portion. A receiver and transmitter coil assembly are disposed within a base container assembly, the base container assembly designed to gravitationally support the watertight bottom portion of the transparent container assembly, the receiver coil and transmitter coil assembly inductively coupled to the magnetic stir assembly. The inventive concept has a rechargeable battery, a control panel, power port members, and handle member.

Colloidal brewing system
12403441 · 2025-09-02 ·

A colloidal brewing system has a transparent container assembly with a watertight bottom portion and an open top portion, the container assembly adapted to contain water. A removable lid electronic housing with two replaceable electrically charged silver rod members is disposed on a bottom portion of the lid member, the rod members extending substantially to near the bottom of the container assembly. A magnetic stir assembly substantially centers an interior bottom portion of the container assembly and to rotate, in the water, on a parallel plane to the bottom portion. A receiver and transmitter coil assembly are disposed within a base container assembly, the base container assembly designed to gravitationally support the watertight bottom portion of the transparent container assembly, the receiver coil and transmitter coil assembly inductively coupled to the magnetic stir assembly. The inventive concept has a rechargeable battery, a control panel, power port members, and handle member.