Reports the volatile separation and recovery of ruthenium using neodymium oxide, indicating potential for improved electrode efficiency.
Ruthenium, a platinum-group metal, is used in the form of a mixture of ruthenium and tantalum oxides in the catalytic layer of chlorine evolution electrodes owing to the unique catalytic properties and chemical stability of Ru.
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