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Electrochemical Thermodynamics and Kinetics

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  • © 2007

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Editors:
  1. M.D. Lechner

    1. Institut für Physikalische Chemie, Universität Osnabrück, Osnabrück, Germany

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Part of the book series: Landolt-Börnstein: Numerical Data and Functional Relationships in Science and Technology - New Series (LANDOLT 3, volume 9A)

Part of the book sub series: Physical Chemistry (LANDOLT 4)

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Table of contents (24 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-viii
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  2. List of symbols and abbreviations 1)

    • R. Holze
    Pages x-xiv

  3. 1 Electrode potentials

    • R. Holze
    Pages 1-5

  4. Table 1.1. Metal electrode potentials in aqueous electrolyte systems

    • R. Holze
    Pages 6-50

  5. Table 1.2. Nonmetal electrode potentials in aqueous electrolyte systems

    • R. Holze
    Pages 51-57

  6. Table 1.3. Metal electrode potentials in nonaqueous electrolyte systems

    • R. Holze
    Pages 58-67

  7. Table 1.4. Nonmetal electrode potentials in nonaqueous electrolyte systems

    • R. Holze
    Pages 68-69

  8. Table 1.5. Formal potentials of organic redox systems

    • R. Holze
    Pages 70-74

  9. Table 1.6. Potentials of common reference electrodes in aqueous solution

    • R. Holze
    Pages 75-77

  10. 2 Cell voltages

    • R. Holze
    Pages 78-80

  11. Table 2.1. Cell voltages with aqueous electrolyte systems

    • R. Holze
    Pages 81-148

  12. Table 2.2. Cell voltages with nonaqueous electrolyte systems

    • R. Holze
    Pages 149-176

  13. Table 2.3. Cell voltages with molten salt electrolyte systems

    • R. Holze
    Pages 177-193

  14. Table 2.4. Cell voltages with solid state electrolyte systems

    • R. Holze
    Pages 194-206

  15. 3 Electrode potentials of zero charge

    • R. Holze
    Pages 207-222

  16. Table 3.1. Electrode potentials of zero charge of metal electrodes in contact with electrolyte solutions

    • R. Holze
    Pages 223-272

  17. Table 3.2. Electrode potentials of zero charge of metal oxide electrodes in contact with electrolyte solutions

    • R. Holze
    Pages 273-274

  18. Table 3.3. Electrode potentials of zero charge of metal electrodes in contact with molten electrolyte salts

    • R. Holze
    Pages 275-279

  19. Table 3.4. Electrode potentials of zero charge of miscellaneous materials in contact with aqueous electrolyte solutions.

    • R. Holze
    Pages 280-281

  20. 4 Free enthalpies of adsorption

    • R. Holze
    Pages 282-289
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Volume 9 of group IV consideres and describes the electrochemical processes at the boundaries of electrodes and electrolytes. All related phenomena require a precise knowledge of the involved systems. The volume thus presents firstly a thorough overview on the field of electrochemistry and secondly collects all relevant data of electrochemical systems as reported up to now.

Phenomena and data are considered and reported from the constitutive viewpoints of electrochemistry, which also form the five chapters of the subvolume A: electrode potentials - cell voltages - electrode potentials of zero charge - free enthalpy of adsorption - exchange current densities. Each chapter introduces to the particular subject matter and lists the data in concise tables, arranged, as far as possible, according to the examined values.

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  • Institut für Physikalische Chemie, Universität Osnabrück, Osnabrück, Germany

    M.D. Lechner

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