Electrode Zinc Plate

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Electrode Zinc Plate is a high-quality zinc metal sheet designed for use as an electrode in various electrochemical applications, including batteries, corrosion protection, and electroplating. Zinc plates offer good electrical conductivity and act as sacrificial anodes in cathodic protection systems to prevent corrosion of metal structures. Manufactured with uniform thickness and smooth surfaces, these plates are widely used in lead-acid batteries, galvanic cells, and industrial electrolysis. Zinc electrodes are essential components in chemical processing, environmental protection, and laboratory research.

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Category: General Lab Glassware & Plasticware Tags: Battery Electrode, Corrosion protection, Electrode Zinc Plate, Electroplating Electrode, Sacrificial Anode, Zinc Electrode

Description

Uses
Primary Uses
Battery and Electrochemical Applications

Used as anode material in zinc-carbon and alkaline batteries.
Serves as sacrificial anode in cathodic protection systems for pipelines and marine vessels.
Employed in galvanic cells and electrochemical experiments to study redox reactions.

Electroplating and Corrosion Protection

Utilized in electroplating processes to deposit zinc coatings for corrosion resistance.
Protects steel and iron structures from rust and degradation through galvanic action.

Secondary Uses
Laboratory and Industrial Applications

Used in chemical laboratories for electrolysis and electrochemical analysis.
Incorporated in environmental monitoring devices for studying metal ion behavior.

Research and Development

Used in academic and industrial research to investigate zinc’s electrochemical properties.

PRODUCT KEY FEATURES

Basic Identification Attributes

Material: High-purity zinc metal.
Form: Flat plates with consistent thickness and smooth surface finish.
Sizes: Available in various dimensions and thicknesses to suit application needs.

Physical & Chemical Properties

Electrical Conductivity: Good conductor suitable for electrode applications.
Corrosion Behavior: Acts as a sacrificial anode in corrosive environments.
Density: Moderate density providing stability in electrode setups.

Safety & Hazard Attributes

Zinc metal dust or fumes can be hazardous if inhaled; handle with care.
Avoid ingestion and prolonged skin contact.

Storage & Handling Attributes

Store in a dry, well-ventilated area away from acids and oxidizers.
Use gloves and protective gear when handling to avoid contamination and injury.
Inspect for surface damage before use to ensure electrode performance.

Regulatory & Compliance Attributes

Manufactured under standards for industrial and laboratory electrode materials.
Complies with safety and environmental regulations related to zinc products.

Environmental & Health Impact

Zinc is recyclable and environmentally more benign compared to heavy metals like lead.
Proper disposal and recycling are recommended to reduce environmental footprint.

SAFETY HANDLING PRECAUTIONS

Safety Handling Precautions

Use protective gloves and eye protection during handling.
Avoid generating zinc dust or fumes by mechanical abrasion or heating.

First Aid Measures

In case of skin contact, wash with soap and water.
For inhalation of zinc dust or fumes, move to fresh air and seek medical attention if symptoms occur.
Treat cuts or injuries with standard first aid.

Firefighting Measures

Zinc metal can burn if finely divided; use dry powder or sand extinguishers for zinc fires.
Avoid water or CO2 extinguishers which may react with burning zinc.