At 11:03 AM 12/15/2005 -0500, you wrote:
Greg Ball wrote:
I have never seen anywhere that I need to stir. What is this about?
The simple answer is...when ions are coming off the electrode thaey are
highly concentrated at and near the electrode surface. If you jamb a lot
of ions together they will exceed the solubility limit in that localized
area and make particles. If you jam a lot of particles very close
together, they make bigger particles.
If the current density is high, it makes everything even more dense in that
spot.
Stirring disrupts that high concentration area to a great degree.
It also disrupts a tendency for ions to form conductive tracks between
the electrodes that increase concentration there and make current run
away faster if there are no current controls.
Stirring is a big help for any generator setup.
Ode
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