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Hydrogen Supply (via electrolysis)

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Ash Small
Thu Mar 28 2013, 01:10PM
Ash Small Registered Member #3414 Joined: Sun Nov 14 2010, 05:05PM
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Noah Hoppis wrote ...

what kind of electrolyte & electrode materials should I use?

Ash Small wrote ...

I think also, for purity, you will need something like platinum electrodes (other types may be suitable, it's a while since I read up on it) There is some useful information on fusor.net, but you may need to 'dig' for it.

Noah Hoppis wrote ...

Well I guess indium it is, though it's so d*mn expensive, and hard to find!

Copper seals, with 'knife edges' should be adequate here. Contrary to popular belief, they can generally be re-used five or six times.

(silver, or silver plated seals are also quite common, but probably not required here)

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Daedronus
Thu Mar 28 2013, 01:25PM
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copper seals are definitely good for UHV
I mentioned indium because I don't have a choice since my seals are already o-rings and indium could be used as a direct replacement for elastomer o-rings.
I can't use copper seals since they require the knife edges. Indium can be crushed between flat surfaces to make a seal.
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Ash Small
Thu Mar 28 2013, 02:05PM
Ash Small Registered Member #3414 Joined: Sun Nov 14 2010, 05:05PM
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Daedronus wrote ...

copper seals are definitely good for UHV
I mentioned indium because I don't have a choice since my seals are already o-rings and indium could be used as a direct replacement for elastomer o-rings.
I can't use copper seals since they require the knife edges. Indium can be crushed between flat surfaces to make a seal.

OK, I'm with you now. Gold wire is also often used in a similar manner, for one-off seals and specialist applications. You just join the ends and anneal it. I think I also read somewhere that someone had 'improvised' a seal using copper wire in a similar way.
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