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Sonoelectrochemistry, A “Sound” Technology
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Applications of sonoelectrochemistry in wastewater treatment system
Reviews in Chemical Engineering, 2013Asim Yaqub, H. Ajab
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Sonoelectrochemistry in Environmental Applications
, 2012 Pedro Bonete Ferrández +3 more
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Sonoelectrochemistry in aqueous electrolyte: A new type of sonoelectroreactor
Electrochimica Acta, 1994Abstract A new type of sonoelectroreactor is presented. Its most interesting characteristic is the nature of the working electrode which is made up of the immersed titanium horn itself (anode or cathode). The frequency of the home-made reactor is around 20 kHz. The performances of this sonoelectroreactor are tested during the copper electrodeposition.
J. Reisse +6 more
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Thin Layer Sonoelectrochemistry (TLS) and the Oxygen Reduction Reaction (ORR) on Platinum
ECS Meeting AbstractsThe kinetics of the oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) are inherently slow, even at platinum electrodes. In low temperature, H2|O2 fuel cells, efficiency is diminished relative to the thermodynamics by ∼25 % because of poor interfacial O2 kinetics.
Chester G. Duda, Bill Leddy, Johna Leddy
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Oxidation of phenol in wastewater by sonoelectrochemistry
Chemical Engineering Science, 1996Abstract Mass transfer was investigated in ultrasonic reactors by means of the electrochemical method (feri-ferro-cyanide couple, under diffusion limitations). This method allowed for the determination of the active zones in the reactor. The oxidation of a model pollutant, phenol, has been carried out in the previously screened reactor, with ...
F. Trabelsi +6 more
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What to Know about Thin Layer Sonoelectrochemistry (TLS)
ECS Meeting AbstractsSonochemistry is typically undertaken in bulk fluids where irradiation with ultrasound generates cavitation. On collapse of cavitation voids, high temperature and pressure excursions deposit energy at at the narrow interface between the fluid and the ...
Daniel L. Parr +2 more
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The most common use of ultrasound in surface irradiation is to clean or degrease components such as jewelry, lenses or other optical parts, dental and surgical instruments, and electronic equipment [1].
J. Hihn +3 more
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The most common use of ultrasound in surface irradiation is to clean or degrease components such as jewelry, lenses or other optical parts, dental and surgical instruments, and electronic equipment [1].
J. Hihn +3 more
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Materials Chemistry and Physics, 2014
Abstract Binary alloy Cu–Ni nanoparticles were synthesized by sonoelectrochemical technique from aqueous bath in presence of Na-citrate as complexing agent, to allow co-deposition of Cu and Ni. Alloy Pulsed Electro-Deposition (PED) was carried out to study nucleation kinetic and the effects of pH and surfactant on the final product physical and ...
V. Zin, K. Brunelli, M. Dabalà
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Abstract Binary alloy Cu–Ni nanoparticles were synthesized by sonoelectrochemical technique from aqueous bath in presence of Na-citrate as complexing agent, to allow co-deposition of Cu and Ni. Alloy Pulsed Electro-Deposition (PED) was carried out to study nucleation kinetic and the effects of pH and surfactant on the final product physical and ...
V. Zin, K. Brunelli, M. Dabalà
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Sonoelectrochemistry: The effects of ultrasound on organic electrochemical reduction
Electrochimica Acta, 1996The influence of ultrasound on benzaldehyde and benzoquinone electroreduction in various solvents has been investigated with a new type of sonoelectroreactor characterized by the working electrode acting also as the sonotrode. Both cyclic voltammetry and electrolysis at constant applied potential suggest that the electrode-solution interface and the ...
Durant, Alex +3 more
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