Cell Operating: Copper plating out and low dendrite output
Channel: Sutho's Electrolysis Workshop
Date: 13/04/2024

Exciting developments are underway in my copper refining endeavors. Today, I'm pleased to report that the copper refining cell, nestled snugly within a plastic tub, is finally hitting its stride. With ample surface area now facilitating efficient electrolysis, the stage is set for further advancements.

One immediate task on the agenda is to address the concentration of the copper sulfate mixture. Tomorrow, I plan to attend to this by diluting the solution, ensuring optimal conditions for the refining process.

In this video, I'll be taking you behind the scenes as I perform maintenance on the refining cell. This entails the meticulous removal of copper from the anodes, allowing for a thorough inspection of the copper's quality. Following this, the cell will be reactivated, with both anodes and cathodes submerged back into the solution, ready to resume their transformative work.

But the story doesn't end there. I'm thrilled to showcase the practical application of the refined copper. Drawing from my extensive experience in HAM radio and radio transceiver construction, I've already put the copper to good use. It has been utilized to shield a band pass filter for an FM transmitter—a testament to its versatility and utility beyond the refining process.

So, stay tuned for more updates, more discoveries, and more insights into the fascinating world of copper refining and its myriad applications. The journey ahead promises to be nothing short of electrifying.


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