Cathodic processes in the separation of tin from alkaline solutions
Abstract
Electrolytic separation of tin from alkaline solutions is widely used in industry when using secondary raw materials. However, the cathode reactions occurring in this process have not been sufficiently studied, which excludes clear recommendations for the parameters of electrolysis (electrolyte composition, current density, and the relationship between these parameters). The present work aims to fill this gap.
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References
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