What is the principle of water quality electrolyzer?

Mass electrolyzer puts electric field into water, which consists of positive electrode and negative electrode (iron bar and aluminum bar). After electrifying, the iron bar releases positive ions, which react with negative electrolyte ions in water to form water-insoluble metal clusters, and at the same time, colloids, organic substances, inorganic substances, bacteria and viruses in water are condensed and adsorbed. Moreover, due to the action of current, metal particles, such as lead, arsenic, chromium, manganese, potassium, cobalt and so on. The metal initially dissolved in water is reduced and gradually aggregated into metal clusters. Because different metal ions have different colors, color separation will occur.

The water quality electrolyzer, also known as the solid precipitation accelerator, is a simple water quality detection method approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (F.D.A), which is used for the basic judgment of water quality. Because different water quality has different colors and is easy to carry, it is widely used in many countries.