Very cool and makeshift :) How much did you get from it? Just one thing though, the electrodes are suuuper far apart here, I bet barely any current is getting through. Make them a little closer to make the cell way more efficient.
I've been getting plenty of yield from it. I actually have a bunch of chlorate in the bottom of the cup rn that I haven't bothered pouring out because I allready have enough for a few more rocket firings stockpiled.
@@GamerPro132 that’s good :) I guess they weren’t too far apart then. You could always move them closer to increase efficiency though. Also how are the electrodes holding up? I know that most platinum electrodes you can buy online especially on eBay are a little bit sketch. By that I mean they add an insanely small amount of platinum and call it a day, which obviously means they won’t last very long. To check if they are ok look for purple/grey dots on the electrodes, if they are dotty then they are damaged most likely.
Very cool and makeshift :)
How much did you get from it?
Just one thing though, the electrodes are suuuper far apart here, I bet barely any current is getting through. Make them a little closer to make the cell way more efficient.
I've been getting plenty of yield from it. I actually have a bunch of chlorate in the bottom of the cup rn that I haven't bothered pouring out because I allready have enough for a few more rocket firings stockpiled.
@@GamerPro132 that’s good :)
I guess they weren’t too far apart then. You could always move them closer to increase efficiency though.
Also how are the electrodes holding up? I know that most platinum electrodes you can buy online especially on eBay are a little bit sketch. By that I mean they add an insanely small amount of platinum and call it a day, which obviously means they won’t last very long. To check if they are ok look for purple/grey dots on the electrodes, if they are dotty then they are damaged most likely.
Platinum cell or graphit?? 🤔
Platinum
im trying to make a chlorate cell but i am a newbie is 6volt 7.5amp good?
That's about what I use. I find at higher power levels the water gets very warm and evaporates away overnight.
@@GamerPro132 What do you use as a power supply? Is it a var battery charger? Is it not 13V then?