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“EXCESS HEAT” DURING ELECTROLYSIS IN PLATINIUM /K₂CO₃/ NICKEL LIGHT WATER SYSTEM
- J. TIAN,
- L. H. JIN,
- Z. K. WENG,
- B. SONG,
- X. L. ZHAO,
- Z. J. XIAO,
- G. CHEN, and
- B. Q. DU
Condensed Matter Nuclear Science01 Feb 2006
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The characteristic variation of heating coefficients (k = ΔT/ΔP°C/W) of Pt(H)–Ni electrolytic system with K₂CO₃ and Na₂CO₃ solutions was studied in both situations of electric and electrolytic heating, respectively. The results in equilibrium revealed that there was an obvious difference of k in electrolytic-heating (Δk ≈ 30°C/W, k_K₂CO₃ > k_Na₂CO₃) between these two systems, whereas there was a little difference of k in electric heating (Δk ≈ 2°C/W, k_K₂CO₃ < k_Na₂CO₃ between them. “Excess heat” of about 2.5 × 10⁴J was produced during electrolysis of K₂CO₃ solution over 1 day of electrolysis. The differences of K₂CO₃ solution after electrolysis in the potential of hydrogen value (ΔpH = 0.15) and in absorbency (ΔA = 0.108) implied that some new Ca²⁺ might have formed in the electrolytic system.

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