Techniques and mechanisms in electrochemistry /
The impact of electrochemistry has increased immeasurably in recent years with applications ranging from effluent recycling and clean technology to semiconductor processing and storage of solar energy; however, this has only recently begun to be reflected in the level and content of courses taught a...
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London ; New York :
Blackie Academic & Professional,
1994.
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Introduction to modern electrochemistry. 1.1. Structure of surfaces. 1.2. Electron transfer. 1.3. Reaction mechanisms
- 2. Techniques giving mechanistic information. 2.1. Surface specific processes
- in situ techniques. 2.2. In situ probes of the near-electrode region. 2.3. Ex situ emersion techniques
- 3. Examples of the application of electrochemical methods. 3.1. The cyclic voltammogram of platinum in acid solution. 3.2. The electro-oxidation of methanol at platinum in acid solution. 3.3. The electrochemical reduction of CO[subscript 2]. 3.4. Reactive film formation on electrodes. 3.5. Adsorbed films for the promotion of enzyme electrochemistry.