Platinum

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Studies of removal of platinum (IV) ion microquantities from the model chloride solutions on the ion exchangers of the functional quaternary ammonium groups Platinum and other platinum metals have been widely applied in industry. The recovery of noble metals from industrial wastes becomes an economic issue. The laboratory studies of removal of platinum (IV) microquantities from 0.1–6M hydrochloric acid solutions on the ion-exchangers of the functional q Desalination 197 (2006)
Hydrogenation of cyclohexene with perfluorinated cation- and anion-exchange membranes supported platinum A perfluorinated cation-exchange membrane (Nafion) and an anion-exchange membrane (Tosflex) supported platinum (Pt) were prepared by ion-exchanging with Pt(NH3)22+ or K2PtCl4, respectively. They were then reduced either with a large excess of NaBH4 or under hydrogen in a glass-lined stainless-steel Desalination 144 (2002)
Corrosion testing of platinum metals CVD coated titanium anodes in seawater-simulated solutions A chemical vapour deposition (CVD) technique is widely used for the preparation of protection coatings. In the present work titanium anodes with CVD coatings of iridium, platinum and Ir–Pt composite were made. The coatings were obtained by thermolysis of platinum(II) acetylacetonate and iridium(III) Desalination 136 (2001)

Studies of removal of platinum (IV) ion microquantities from the model chloride solutions on the ion exchangers of the functional quaternary ammonium groups

Platinum and other platinum metals have been widely applied in industry. The recovery of noble metals from industrial wastes becomes an economic issue. The laboratory studies of removal of platinum (IV) microquantities from 0.1–6M hydrochloric acid solutions on the ion-exchangers of the functional q

Desalination 197 (2006)

Hydrogenation of cyclohexene with perfluorinated cation- and anion-exchange membranes supported platinum

A perfluorinated cation-exchange membrane (Nafion) and an anion-exchange membrane (Tosflex) supported platinum (Pt) were prepared by ion-exchanging with Pt(NH3)22+ or K2PtCl4, respectively. They were then reduced either with a large excess of NaBH4 or under hydrogen in a glass-lined stainless-steel

Desalination 144 (2002)

Corrosion testing of platinum metals CVD coated titanium anodes in seawater-simulated solutions

A chemical vapour deposition (CVD) technique is widely used for the preparation of protection coatings. In the present work titanium anodes with CVD coatings of iridium, platinum and Ir–Pt composite were made. The coatings were obtained by thermolysis of platinum(II) acetylacetonate and iridium(III)

Desalination 136 (2001)

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