carbon electrode

They created light using an electrical arc between two carbon electrodes.

Arc lamps using carbon electrodes create a bright, white light.

The carbon electrodes are similar to those used in the electrolysis of aluminium.

It showed a carbon electrode in an inert gas chamber.

The mercury film is formed over a glassy carbon electrode.

Chris, "15000mAhr per gram of carbon electrode" is pretty meaningless to most people.

The carbon electrode can be worn away by oxidation from heat buildup.

Second, they are maintenance-intensive, as carbon electrodes burn away swiftly.

This used a carbon electrode to generate an arc to the workpiece.

The researchers demonstrated 15000mAhr per gram of carbon electrode.

At first, carbon electrodes were used in carbon arc welding.

Some glassy carbon electrodes have gold and platinum deposits, combining both types.

They are cost comparable to carbon electrodes.

When you say "5000mAhr per gram of carbon electrode", what does that mean in terms of a cellphone size battery?

Das served as a research scientist, developing new aluminum smelting and carbon electrode technologies.

Arc lights need carbon electrodes called carbon points (or simply "carbons") to work.

The arc then continues to burn, gradually consuming the carbon electrodes (and the intervening plaster) as it does so.

In principle, lithium air batteries are rechargeable, but a metallic catalyst at the carbon electrode is required.

This light did not use light bulbs, but electric arc lamps with carbon electrodes, which burned down and had to be replaced after some time.

The sharpened carbon electrode is drawn along the metal, an arc forms and melts the metal.

Carbon paste electrodes belong to a special group of heterogeneous carbon electrodes.

Carbon electrode, 8.

"Desalting by means of porous carbon electrodes", J. Electrochem.

The carbon electrode is then heated to incandescence by collisions by ions which constitute the electric current.

Boulton's primary product was carbon electrodes, known as "carbon points' or simply "carbons".