Bipole matrix electrode
CA 1209521 A · Owner: University Of British Columbia · Inventors: Oloman, Colin W.
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An electrochemical reactor particularly useful, for the production of propylene oxide is provided. The reactor comprises two spaced apart monopole electrodes and at least one electrically conducting matrix electrode disposed between the monopole electrodes. The matrix electrodes are dimensioned so that when a potential is applied across the monopole electrodes and a mixture, (i.e. an electrolyte or a mixture of electrolyte and a fluid immiscible therewith) of appropriate conductivity disposed therebetween, each matrix electrode acts as a bipole electrode. Preferably, fluid feed means is provided also for passing an immiscible fluid in particular, a gas, through the reactor simultaneously …
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- Granted August 12, 1986. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended August 12, 2003.
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