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Electro Chemistry notes (PDF 38p)
This note covers the following topics: Applications of Electrochemistry, Work from Chemical Reactions, Work from Redox Reactions , Electrochemical Cells, Atomic View of an Electrochemical Cell, Electrochemical Cells, Cell Diagrams, Redox Reactions, Current and Charge, Electrical Work, Cell Potential, Standard Cell Potential, Standard Electrode Potentials, Cell Potential and Equilibrium Constant, Dissolving Metals with Acids and The Nernst Equation.
Author(s): York University
38 Pages 
Electrochemistry Fundamentals, Cells and Applications
This is a comprehensive lecture note on the basics of electrochemistry, including the principles and various applications of the subject. The topic discussed includes electrochemical cells, corrosion, electrochemical processes, batteries, and fuel cells. The question bank is also included as a practice document to help readers with useful problem-solving exercises for the concepts. In addition, advanced materials and nano materials are discussed to show the importance of modern materials in electrochemical processes. The laboratory manual offers students hands-on experience with real experiments on electrochemistry. The note is priceless for both professionals and students who wish to hone their understanding of electrochemical systems.
Author(s): Dr. Lorenz Gubler, Electrochemistry Laboratory Paul Scherrer Institute Switzerland
299 Pages
Physics of Electrochemical Processes
This book makes a deep dive into the physical principles underlying electrochemical processes, mainly focusing on the electrical double layer (EDL), solute transport, and electrokinetics. In this text, there is coverage of models that describe the EDL, such as the Gouy-Chapman-Stern model, and extends into more complex phenomena such as combined mass transport and chemical reactions, reverse osmosis, and electrodialysis. It also goes into the physics of electrochemical systems at the microscopic level, both non-Faradaic and Faradaic processes. The book applies to fields like bioelectrochemistry and environmental chemistry and even briefly discusses some experimental methods and numerical modeling used in electrochemical research.
Author(s): P.M. Biesheuvel, J.E. Dykstra
513 Pages
Electrochemical Energy Engineering
This is an online resource which explores basic electrochemical concepts regarding energy engineering. The text spans from principles in electric charge and potential to thermodynamics, as well as the role of electrode reactions. It elaborates on the theory behind electroactive layers and modified electrodes, alongside governing electrochemical response principles. Scanning probe methods, photoelectrochemistry, and spectroelectrochemistry techniques are covered. This note grounds the reader in electrochemical principles with a focus on the application of these principles in energy systems, making it very useful for students and engineers interested in electrochemical energy conversion and storage technologies.
Author(s): Prof. Sung, Yung Eun
NA Pages
Advanced Electrochemistry Lecture Notes
This series of lectures deals with great detail about advanced electrochemical concepts like both Faradaic and non-Faradaic processes, mass transfer controlled reactions, and electrochemical thermodynamics. Issues deal with the Butler-Volmer model for electrode kinetics, liquid junction potentials, and selective electrodes. The note also deals with the techniques that include sampled current voltammetry and cyclic voltammetry, and thus one can analyze the quasireversible and irreversible electrode reactions. This resource is appropriate for more advanced students and researchers aiming to dive deeper into electrochemical processes and techniques of analysis.
Author(s): Seoul National University
NA Pages