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A Study Of The Plating Prohibitive Properties Of Various Separators, Bruno J. Pozorski
A Study Of The Plating Prohibitive Properties Of Various Separators, Bruno J. Pozorski
Bachelors’ Theses
The problem of this thesis is to study the plating prohibitive properties of the various materials commonly used in the manufacturing of separators, and to indicate which material would be most serviceable and feasible in a separator. At one time positives and negatives were kept not more than 0.25 inches apart, with the idea of reducing the intervening layers of electrolyte, and, therefore, the internal resistance of the cell, as much as possible. It was, however, found that the output could actually be increased by putting the plates at greater distances, the fact being that the larger bulk of solution …