抄録
In this study, the following findings were obtained from experimental studies on ions in water, the amount of deposits on electrodes and the adhesion elements by changing the energization time, applied voltage, and materials of cathode electrode. (1)The higher the total ions in water, i.e., the higher the electric conductivity of water, which makes it easier to pass electricity, but the less effect of removing algae in water by adhering to the anode. (2)Although deposits on cathode increase due to energization, as the energization time increases, the area of the cathode that can be deposited and metal ions in water decrease, so the rate of increase in cathode deposits decreases. (3)The amount of deposits on the cathode shows a positive correlation with the applied voltage up to an applied voltage of about 10volts. Among the ions deposited, the magnesium ion is the most. (4)By using titanium cathode, the adhesion effect of metal ions to the cathode is increased.
