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Modern Aspects of Electrochemistry

Modern Aspects of Electrochemistry

Conway, B. E.
Bockris

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Series: Modern Aspects of Electrochemistry, Book 10

ChemistryPhysics

ISBN10: 146157448X
ISBN13: 9781461574484
Publisher: Springer Nature
Published: Dec 24 2012
Pages: 451
Weight: 1.18
Height: 0.94 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
The present collection of articles follows the arrangement used in previous volumes. Solutions are discussed first, surfaces and double- layers second, electrode kinetics third, and then the applied subjects. The introduction of spectroscopic methods to electrochemistry is well exemplified by NMR studies of ionic solutions, as represented here in the detailed article by E. von Goldammer. Correspondingly, the spectroscopic approach can be applied to surfaces, and B. G. Baker has written an introduction to this topic for electrochemists from the point of view of gas phase measurements. One of the topics which begins to reach a degree of sophistica- tion in electrode process chemistry is the adsorption of organic species on electrodes, and this topic is described in our volume by the well-known electrochemist M. W. Breiter. The work has much rele- vance to the corresponding electrode kinetics and oxidation of organic materials. Much less sophisticated is the position in the electrochemistry of sulfide minerals, but it has seemed worthwhile to have the present record described by D. F. A. Koch; his chapter demonstrates the value of qualitative electrochemical studies in this field. The Hydrogen Economy is perhaps an example of straw fire in electrochemistry, for its great popularity beginning in 1973 reflects an interest which can hardly grow larger. However, much discussion of the Hydrogen Economy is concerned with its nonelectrochemical v vi Preface aspects and D. P. Gregory gives here the latest from the hydrogen front, with emphasis on the electrochemistry.

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