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Combinatorial electrochemistry
Current Opinion in Chemical Biology, 2001Recent advances in combinatorial electrochemistry include new methods for parallel construction of small organic molecules, synthesis of conducting materials, electroactive solid supports and heterogeneous catalysts. In addition, new instrumentation for high-throughput electrosynthesis and analysis continues to be developed at a steady pace.
A K, Yudin, T, Siu
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Providing the reader with an up-to-date digest of the most important current research carried out in the field, this volume is compiled and written by leading experts. This volume reviews the trends in electrochemical sensing and its application and touches on research areas from a diverse range, including electrochemical detection of infectious ...
Ryota Sakamoto, Hiroshi Nishihara
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Ryota Sakamoto, Hiroshi Nishihara
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2018
Abstract This chapter explores electrochemistry, from the fundamental observations associated with the Daniel Cell to redox reactions and the Nernst equation. As throughout the book, all the discussions are based on rigorous first principles, with each step carefully explained, and deduced logically from previous material. Topics covered
Dagmar Klostermeier, Markus G. Rudolph
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Abstract This chapter explores electrochemistry, from the fundamental observations associated with the Daniel Cell to redox reactions and the Nernst equation. As throughout the book, all the discussions are based on rigorous first principles, with each step carefully explained, and deduced logically from previous material. Topics covered
Dagmar Klostermeier, Markus G. Rudolph
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2017
This chapter describes an electrolyte, which is a substance that dissociates into its component ions upon dissolution and produces a solution that conducts electricity. It examines the variable conductivity of electrolytes, in which small ions tend to be more conductive than large ions.
Joanne Elliott, Elizabeth Page
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This chapter describes an electrolyte, which is a substance that dissociates into its component ions upon dissolution and produces a solution that conducts electricity. It examines the variable conductivity of electrolytes, in which small ions tend to be more conductive than large ions.
Joanne Elliott, Elizabeth Page
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2013
This chapter studies electrochemistry. The cell potential is very simply related to the Gibbs energy change of the reaction taking place in the cell. Measuring the cell potential is a straightforward process: attaching a digital voltmeter to the cell enables one to make a precision measurement in seconds.
James Keeler, Peter Wothers
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This chapter studies electrochemistry. The cell potential is very simply related to the Gibbs energy change of the reaction taking place in the cell. Measuring the cell potential is a straightforward process: attaching a digital voltmeter to the cell enables one to make a precision measurement in seconds.
James Keeler, Peter Wothers
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Annual Review of Physical Chemistry, 1968
[No abstract] ; © 1968 Annual Reviews. The literature survey pertaining to this review was concluded in November 1967.
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[No abstract] ; © 1968 Annual Reviews. The literature survey pertaining to this review was concluded in November 1967.
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