Study on Kinetics of Growth and Weight of Vanadium Gel on Short-Circuited Probes from Various Materials

2021

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DOI 10.9734/bpi/rtcams/v2/11480d
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Abstract

Development of technological processes in chemical and metallurgy industry is a significant increased in research chemical systems with a view their practical application. The article provides results of experiments on research of speed of escalating of vanadium gel on short-circuited probes from various metals, particularly from copper and aluminium it is shown that speed of escalating of gel on probes is influenced with a material of a probe and configuration of probes in a solution. Research of growth of vanadic gel on metal probes from various metals allows to draw a conclusion on the electrochemical nature of this process. Formation of vanadic mesogels can be considered as macroscopically manifestation of processes of self-organizing which spontaneously proceed in a solution.