Electrochemical　dechlorination　of　chloroform　in　aqueous　solution　was　investigated　oil　a　palladium-loaded　meshed　titanium　electrode　at　ambient　temperature.　The　palladium/titanium　(Pd/Ti)　electrode,　which　provided　a　catalytic　surface　for　reductive　dechlorination　of　chloroform　in　aqueous　solution,　was　prepared　with　art　electrodepositing　method.　Scanning　electron　microscope　(SEM)　micrographs　show　that　Pd　microparticles　uniformly　disperse　on　the　meshed　Ti　electrode　with　spheroidal　structure.　Dechlorination　experimental　results　indicate　that,　in　aqueous　Solution　with　the　high　current　efficiency　of　33　%,　the　removal　efficiency　of　chloroform　on　the　Pd/Ti　electrode　was　37　%,　under　the　conditions　of　a　dechlorination　current　of　0.1　mA　and　dechlorination　time　of　180　min.