Electrolytic Cell Anode Micro Hole 1*2mm 3x6mm 3.5x6mm Expanded Titanium Metal Mesh

The titanium expanded metal mesh is work as an anode used in an electrolytic cell. An electrolytic cell is a device that uses an electric current to drive a non-spontaneous chemical reaction. The anode is the electrode where oxidation occurs.

In this case, you are specifically mentioning a titanium metal mesh anode with micro holes of different sizes. The dimensions you provided are 1x2mm, 3x6mm, and 3.5x6mm. This indicates that the mesh has multiple small holes arranged in a rectangular pattern.

Titanium metal is commonly used as an anode material in electrolytic cells due to its excellent corrosion resistance and high conductivity. The mesh structure provides a large surface area for the electrochemical reactions to take place.

The presence of micro holes in the anode allows for increased electrolyte flow and efficient reaction kinetics at the electrode surface. This can enhance the overall performance and efficiency of the electrolytic cell.

The specific sizes of the micro holes you mentioned (1x2mm, 3x6mm, and 3.5x6mm) may be tailored to meet the requirements of the specific electrolytic process or application. Different hole sizes can affect the flow dynamics and distribution of the electrolyte, as well as the surface area available for electrolyte-electrode interactions.

Overall, the use of an expanded titanium metal mesh anode with micro holes in an electrolytic cell is a common choice for various electrochemical applications due to the unique properties of titanium and the enhanced performance offered by the micro hole structure.

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