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Low Potential Electrolysis of Aqueous Glycerin Using Polymer Electrolyte Membrane

Hidenori Yahiro, Yamato Matsunaga, Makiko Asamoto, Tsuyoshi Yamaji

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Electrolysis of aqueous glycerin using polymer electrolyte membrane (PEM) was investigated. Electrolysis of aqueous glycerin was achieved with lower applied cell voltage (0.4 V) than that of water and simultaneously hydrogen was produced from the cathode side. Electrolysis efficiency of aqueous glycerin was increased with an increase in operating temperature.

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Electrolysis of aqueous glycerin using polymer electrolyte membrane (PEM) was investigated. Electrolysis of aqueous glycerin was achieved with lower applied cell voltage (0.4 V) than that of water and simultaneously hydrogen was produced from the cathode side. Electrolysis efficiency of aqueous glycerin was increased with an increase in operating temperature.

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Electrolysis of aqueous glycerin using polymer electrolyte membrane (PEM) was investigated. Electrolysis of aqueous glycerin was achieved with lower applied cell voltage (0.4 V) than that of water and simultaneously hydrogen was produced from the cathode side. Electrolysis efficiency of aqueous glycerin was increased with an increase in operating temperature.

Key concepts: Electrolysis, Polymer electrolyte membrane electrolysis, Aqueous solution, Electrolyte, Electrolysis of water, Cathode, Membrane, Polymer

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