[aeacfm]

hi

i searched the web for charge transfer catalyst but noway !!!
do any body know links for charge transfer catalysts.
thanks in advance

[TheUnfocusedOne]

Can you be more specific on what your asking?

Are you trying to find some sort of electroactive catalyst?

[aeacfm]

ok ,  iam trying to make electrolysis and want to increase the reduction reaction (cathodic reaction ) i looked for that and found that it may undergo by CT catalysts
do you now some ? or do you know better way to increase reduction reaction  .?

[TheUnfocusedOne]

So let me get this straight, your trying use electrolysis to drive a reaction to completion?   The catalyst you'll wanna use will probably depend you reaction.  What exactly are you doing?

[FreeTheBee]

Perhaps searching for electrocatalysis or electrocatalyst will give more results. As TheUnfocusedOne pointed out, different reactions need different catalysts. So, you'll need to be a bit more specific to allow people to suggest some materials.

[aeacfm]

simply
 i want to convert N_yO_x to N₂ or NH_X  also S_yO_x to S₀ where y, x have different values (many components).

[aeacfm]

oh i think i make it more complex by the last post 

ok suppose i want to reduce S2O3 to S0 electrochemically  this reaction is difficult and need charge transfer !!!

did you get it ?

[aeacfm]

oh i think i make it more complex by the last post 

ok suppose i want to reduce Na2S2O3 to S0 electrochemically  this reaction is difficult and need charge transfer !!!

did you get it ?

[FreeTheBee]

Formation of nitrogen from nitrates, nitrites and such is not easy indeed. I saw reports that mention it can be formed on platinum and gold, but not selectively. I never saw anything on producing sulfur from these oxide anions, but I can't say I know too much about it. In addition to the difficult reactions, the sulfur itself could be a problem though, as it might block the electrode when it is deposited.

Obviously these reactions need charge transfer, but the term CT catalyst is not common in this respect. Electrode materials that enhance electrochemical processes are usually referred to as electrocatalysts. I know it's just words, but using the common terms makes searching a bit easier.

[aeacfm]

Obviously these reactions need charge transfer, but the term CT catalyst is not common in this respect. Electrode materials that enhance electrochemical processes are usually referred to as electrocatalysts. I know it's just words, but using the common terms makes searching a bit easier.

thats right but i see ct could help if i used diluted solutions