Core Structure:
Titanium Substrate: Serves as the backbone of the electrode, providing mechanical strength, electrical conductivity, and specific geometries (e.g., mesh, plate, rod). A key advantage of titanium lies in the formation of a dense passive film on its surface, which protects the substrate from corrosion during anodic polarization.
Platinum Coating: Acts as the active surface where electrochemical reactions occur, delivering exceptional electrocatalytic activity and chemical stability.
