The Hydrogenation of Oils Catalyzers And Catalysis And the Generation of Hydrog
The Hydrogenation of Oils Catalyzers And Catalysis And the Generation of Hydrog
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The furnace communicates by means of a valve with a reser- voir, into which the hydrogen and oxygen produced by dissociation pass. The oxygen may either be absorbed by a suitable reagent, or the two gases separated by diffusion through a porous earthenware vessel. * German Patent 198, 626, Nov. 13, 1906. F British Patent 14, 285, Dec. 20, 1907. FIG. 125. 280 THE HYDROGENATION OF OILS An electrolyzer for the production of pure hydrogen and oxygen which is suggestive of the Schmidt type has been ...designed by Eycken, Leroy and Moritz. * The electrode plates are built up with separating diaphragms of asbestos, in the form of a filter-press. Openings in the top of each plate form two channels for the escape of the gases. The gases are kept at a pressure above that of the atmosphere, rendering the danger of accidental mixing remote. The electrodes and dia- phragms are kept clean by making the first electrode hollow, and in the form of a large reservoir, in which the sediment accumulates and from which it may be removed from time to time.
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The furnace communicates by means of a valve with a reser- voir, into which the hydrogen and oxygen produced by dissociation pass. The oxygen may either be absorbed by a suitable reagent, or the two gases separated by diffusion through a porous earthenware vessel. * German Patent 198, 626, Nov. 13, 1906. F British Patent 14, 285, Dec. 20, 1907. FIG. 125. 280 THE HYDROGENATION OF OILS An electrolyzer for the production of pure hydrogen and oxygen which is suggestive of the Schmidt type has been ...designed by Eycken, Leroy and Moritz. * The electrode plates are built up with separating diaphragms of asbestos, in the form of a filter-press. Openings in the top of each plate form two channels for the escape of the gases. The gases are kept at a pressure above that of the atmosphere, rendering the danger of accidental mixing remote. The electrodes and dia- phragms are kept clean by making the first electrode hollow, and in the form of a large reservoir, in which the sediment accumulates and from which it may be removed from time to time.
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