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Mixed Metal Oxide Coating (MMO) on Titanium

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The electrolytic chlorine generation industry and the "grounding" industry associated with galvanic corrosion both reference a Mixed Metal Oxide or MMO coated Titanium electrode. The metals referenced are NIOBIUM, PLATINUM, RUTHENIUM, IRIDIUM, etc. Does anyone have any details on this MMO coating and the process involved in producing this MMO coating? In addition, there seems to be new technology out there emerging which allows the polarity of the anode and cathode to change without damage to the coating. All info would be appreciated.
Thanks,

DAVID LEECH
- Batesburg, South Carolina


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I need the detailed information about how the mixed metal oxide coating on Titanium mesh.

SK.Gajalakshmi
- Theni, Tamilnadu, India


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I need the detailed information about how the mixed metal oxide coating on Titanium mesh/plate.

John Wong
- Shanghai, China


April 6, 2009

how to coat the Iridium & ruthenium oxide with titanium metal.

aparna sivalingam
production manager - Coimbatore.Tamil Nadu, India


April 6, 2009

DSA. We need to coat the mixed metal oxide like Ir, Ru Oxide coating technologies.

regards

vijayakumar shanmugam
student - coimbatore.tamil nadu, India


April 14, 2009

Hi, folks. That makes 5 repeats of pretty much the same question on this thread, and no answer after
four years
on line :-(

When a question is phrased in the abstract, it often remains unanswered. No reader wants to start from zero, with no hint of your education, experience, intention, or available library,or equipment, and try to explain how to do something, not even knowing what words they can use that you will understand or not understand. That's a job for a book author, not for a forum posting :-)

If someone will express the question in more concrete terms -- describing the specific difficulties you are experiencing as you attempt this process -- it usually sparks a robust discussion. Meanwhile, letter 14164 gives some insights into the matter. Good luck.

Regards,

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