Large surface area electrode and method to produce same
First Claim
1. A large surface area electrode comprising a substrate member having current collecting ability and metallic fiber having a surface, wherein said metallic fiber is disposed upon said substrate member in a wound manner, whereby said large surface area electrode has large active surface area is easy to manufacture.
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Abstract
A large surface area electrode well-suited to electrochemical applications is produced by winding many turns of a metallic fiber tow on to a sheet metal rectangle. In the preferred embodiment, an anode that can be used to purify water by electrochemical production of hydroxyl free radical is made by winding titanium fiber tow on to a rectangular substrate made of titanium sheet, and applying a suitable multilayered electrocatalytic coating. Made of other metals, an electrode of this description can also serve as the cathode of an electrochemical cell, or as a battery plaque.
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1. A large surface area electrode comprising
a substrate member having current collecting ability and metallic fiber having a surface, wherein said metallic fiber is disposed upon said substrate member in a wound manner, whereby said large surface area electrode has large active surface area is easy to manufacture.
- 17. A method to produce a large surface area electrode, comprising the step of winding multiple turns of a metallic fiber tow on to a metallic substrate member having a substantially planar geometry.
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