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Electroanalytical Chemistry
This note explains theoretical and practical aspects of electrochemistry at solid electrodes with a focus on electroanalytical measurements; to develop critical thinking skills with regard to electrochemical experiment design and data interpretation; and to gain exposure to current literature in the field of electroanalytical chemistry.
Author(s): Professor Greg M. Swain
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Electrochemical Energy Engineering
This note explains the following topics: Basic concepts for electrochemistry, Electric charge and current, Electrical quantities and their SI units, Potential and Thermodynamics, Principles of electrochemistry, Electroactive layers and modified electrodes, Electrochemical responses of adsorbed monolayers, Photoelectrochemistry, Scanning probe techniques, Spectroelectrochemistry, Scanning probe techniques, Vibration spectroscopy.
Author(s): Prof. Sung, Yung Eun
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This book presents the link between the exposed method and its applications in a very explicit manner and offers a wide range of practical examples. The book provides not only a vision of actual methods but also their necessary further improvements and suggested developments.
Author(s): Oana-Maria Boldura
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Recent Trend in Electrochemical Science and Technology
This book provides an overview on some of the recent development in electrochemical science and technology. Particular emphasis is given both to the theoretical and the experimental aspect of modern electrochemistry.
Author(s): Ujjal Kumar Sur
316 Pages
Electrochemistry by Professor Shane Ardo
This note explains the theory behind fundamental electrochemical processes and also covers design, perform, troubleshoot, and analyze electrochemical experiments.
Author(s): Professor Shane Ardo
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Electrochemistry by Mohammed A. A. Khalid
Electrochemistry has been undergoing significant transformations in the last few decades. It is now the province of academics interested only in measuring thermodynamic properties of solutions and of industrialists using electrolysis or manufacturing batteries, with a huge gap between them. Topics covered includes: Chromatographic, Polarographic and Ion-Selective Electrodes Methods for Chemical Analysis of Groundwater, Electron Beam Ablation Phenomenon, Oxidation Chemistry of Metal, Membrane Electrochemistry, Electroanalytical Sensor Technology.
Author(s): Mohammed A. A. Khalid
132 Pages
Electrochemistry by Mohammed A. A. Khalid
This book covers the following topics related to Electrochemistry: Chromatographic, Polarographic and Ion-Selective Electrodes Methods for Chemical Analysis of Groundwater Samples in Hydrogeological Studies, Electron Beam Ablation Phenomenon, Oxidation Chemistry of Metal Salen-Type Complexes, Membrane Electrochemistry, Electroanalytical Sensor Technology, Microfluidic Devices Fabrication for Bioelectrokinetic System Applications.
Author(s): Mohammed A. A. Khalid
208 Pages
This book covers the following topics related to Electrochemistry: Coulometers Or Voltameters, Electrochemical Analysis, Electroplating, Electrotyping and the Production of Metallic Objects, Electrolytic Winning and Refining of Metals in Aqueous, Electrolytic Reduction and Oxidation, Electrolysis of Alkali Chlorides.
Author(s): Maurice de Kay Thompson
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This note covers the following topics: Voltaic Cells-Galvanic Cells, Cell Potential, Balancing Redox Reactions, Rules for Assigning Oxidation states, Free Energy and Cell Potential, Nernst equation.
Author(s): UC Davis ChemWiki
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