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Why Iridium Coated on Titanium Substrate is an Excellent Material for Oxygen Evolution Reaction? The anodic oxygen evolution reaction (OER) has significant importance in many electrochemical technologies. In anodic oxygen evolution reaction (OER), due to the extremely corrosive acidic environment and the high potential required to drive this reaction. Only a few materials are able to meet the necessary requirements to simultaneously provide sufficient reactivity and durability in harsh oxidizing conditions. Typically those are o

Why DSA Titanium Anodes are Used in Chlorine Evolution Reactions? The chlorine evolution reaction is one of the most important practical applications of electrochemical reactions carried out on an industrial scale. In this reaction, sodium chloride is electrolyzed producing chlorine gas at the anode as well as sodium hydroxide and hydrogen at the cathode. Industrial chlorine evolution is performed on “dimensionally stable anodes″, on which corrosion and other degradation processes progress only slowly. Dimensionally

The Property and Application of Titanium Metal The metal titanium has a density between aluminum and steel. It is the ninth most abundant element in the Earth’s crust and the fourth most abundant structural metal. Titanium has the strength of alloyed steel and the density of aluminum. Uses for titanium have expanded, based on its inherent properties as well as on the development of new alloys. The major use is still in airborne applications, such as engines, airframes, missiles, and spacecraft. Aerospace applications

Titanium Implantation in the Human Body Titanium metal is an excellent material for the production of orthodontic, prosthetic, and cardiovascular implants due to its biocompatibility, low toxicity, high mechanical strength, and low density. All of these devices have to last an entire lifetime immersed in human body fluids without the possibility of inspection and maintenance, and therefore their corrosion resistance is a priority. Titanium biocompatibility is strongly related to its corrosion resistance; in fact, lower corrosion