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electrochemistry
(redirected from Electrode potentials)

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electrochemistry,
the study of the electric effects that accompany chemical action and the chemical activity produced by electric influence.
electrochemistry [e-lek″tro-kem´is-tre]
the study of the relationships and transformations between chemical and electrical energy.
electrochemistry,
n chemical reactions that elicit electrical potentials, and electrical potentials that initiate chemical reactions.
electrochemistry
the study of chemical changes produced by electric action.
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The basics are presented in the first five chapters, which cover the definition and importance of corrosion, electrochemical mechanisms, thermodynamics of corrosion tendency and electrode potentials, thermodynamics and Pourbaix diagrams, and the kinetics of polarization and corrosion rates.
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Electrode potentials were measured with respect to a silver / silver chloride reference electrode with a Luggin capillary bridge and a platinum wire counter electrode.
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The standard potential of the silver-silver-chloride electrode is either equal to E[degrees] (cell A) or -E[degrees], depending on which of the two common conventions for single electrode potentials is adopted.
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