Abstract
Fredenhagen and Krefft1 have shown that, when molten KF.HF is electrolysed using a graphite anode, the anode is not ‘wetted’ by the electrolyte. The same effect has been noted by other investigators as, for example, Cady2.
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RUDGE, A., HOWELL, W. & HILL, H. Anode Phenomena in Molten Electrolytes. Nature 160, 504 (1947). https://doi.org/10.1038/160504a0
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