Its not secret that you can split water into hydrogen and oxygen with electricity. Is graphite the best cathode/anode if you think about productivity versus cost?Is there a better anode/cathode than graphite when splitting water into hydrogen an oxygen using electricity?
yes,platinum is a better electrodeIs there a better anode/cathode than graphite when splitting water into hydrogen an oxygen using electricity?
In chlorine electolisis they use osmium plated Titanium grid anode/catode. That is the most severe test you can impose to any electicity conducting material, contact with chlorine.
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