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ELECTROLYTIC HYDEOGEN AND OXYGKEN. OZONE 13 phragm of the cell by enlarging the zone of perforations. This facilitated the conduction of the current, and the passage of the liberated gases through the enlarged zone was prevented by covering each side with fine-mesh metallic netting. In 1903 an important addition was made in the form of a special arrangement for purifying the evolved gases by passing them over heated platinum; this also included testing lamps for continuous observation of the purity of the gases. 1 The process was introduced in 1896. Iron tanks con- tain the electrolyte, which is 15 per cent, caustic soda solution, and the working temperature is 70° C. Sheet iron bells are employed to isolate the electrodes and collect the gas evolved. Each tank takes about 600 amps, and has the dimen- sions 26" x 18" x 14", so that it holds about 50 litres. Each pair of unlike iron electrodes is separated by strips of good insulating material extending from the top down- wards about three-quarters of the total depth. Between these separating plates and enclosing the electrodes are the iron bells which collect the evolved gas and lead it away. The plant is manufactured by the Elektrizitats A. Gr. vorm. Schuckert & Co., Nurnberg, and standard types are supplied to take from 100 to 1000 amps. 1 1908, 230,248. T H E SCHUCKERT PEOCESS. D.E.P. 80504; Electroohem. Ind., 1903,1, 579; Electrochem. Zeitsch.tPDF Image | MANUFACTURE OF CHEMICALS BY ELECTROLYSIS
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