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Spin chemistry: the key to revolutionizing energy storage and conversion efficiency. [PDF]
Zhang X +12 more
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Multiplexed and Membraneless Redox-Mediated Electrochemical Separations Through Bipolar Electrochemistry. [PDF]
Kim N, Knust KN, Su X.
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Protocol for constructing asymmetric triple-atoms supported on nitrogen-doped carbon nanotubes via atomic layer deposition. [PDF]
Zhang J +7 more
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The influence of cathodic polarization and simulated inflammation on titanium electrochemistry
AbstractThis study evaluated the influence of simulated inflammation and cathodic polarization on the electrochemical properties of commercially pure titanium (CpTi) and titanium–6%aluminum–4%vanadium (Ti6Al4V). Normal conditions immersed the metals in phosphate buffered saline at open circuit potential (OCP).
Emily Brooks +3 more
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Induced polarization and surface electrochemistry
Induced-polarization (IP) responses arising from activation overvoltage are investigated, with the goal of relating established electrochemical properties and processes to IP time constants. In activation overvoltage, an electrical double layer with a well-defined areal capacitance forms at the mineral-electrolyte interface.
J. B. Merriam
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Electrochemistry of indium. Part II. Electrolytic polarization at n-type indium oxide electrode
Anodic polarization of n-type indium oxide has been studied both in the presence and absence of redox systems. Comparison of potential/current curves for the systems showed that the current multiplication factor, α, was in the range 1·88–2·73. These results taken together with the other electrochemical properties of the oxide are consistent with it ...
T. M. Salem, A. A. Ismail
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Abstract Dynamically obtained current/voltage curves of bilayer lipid membranes partitioning a solution of lipophilic ions are compared with the results of the type expected in a voltammetry experiment involving ionic transport across a liquid/liquid interface.
Christopher J. Bender, H. Ti Tien
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Further evidence that the rate-controlling process in self-discharge of the nickel oxide electrode is the anodic partial reaction of oxygen evolution is reported and is based on: (a) comparison of the heats of activation for open-circuit oxygen evolution and for d-c.
B. E. Conway, P. L. Bourgault
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Abstract The anodic behavior and hydrogen evolution at vanadium electrodes in aqueous solutions was studied over a wide range of pH and temperature. Over most of the temperature range investigated, Tafel plots contain two linear regions. In alkaline media the slope of the lower linear region decreased systematically with increasing temperature.
Marina Privman, Tadeusz Hepel
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Li and Na metal anodes have quite different plating/stripping reversibilities in literature; here we find that weaker concentration polarization is responsible for the better reversibility of Na metal anodes than that of Li metal anodes.
Shuai Tang +8 more
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