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Electrochemical Engineering Principles
Geoffrey A. Prentice, Johns Hopkins University

ISBN-10: 0132490382
ISBN-13:  9780132490382

Publisher:  Prentice Hall
Copyright:  1991
Format:  Paper; 320 pp
Published:  10/01/1990
Status: Instock


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A description of the basic principles of electrochemical engineering and their application to energy storage, industrial electrolysis, and corrosion.


Features

  • presents principles and equations for analyzing electrochemical systems — and explores thermodynamics, kinetics, and mass transport.
  • explains the techniques for modeling electrochemical cells.
  • provides the calculation procedures for current and potential distribution.
  • contains illustrations of several industrial electrochemical applications — e.g., electric vehicle and chlor-alkali process.


Table of Contents



 1. Introduction.


 2. Basic Concepts.


 3. Thermodynamics.


 4. Phase Equilibrium.


 5. Electrode Kinetics.


 6. Ionic Mass Transport.


 7. Modeling and Simulation.


 8. Experimental Methods.


 9. Applications.


Appendix A: Conversion Factors and Fundamental Constants.


Appendix B: Standard Electrode Potentials.


Appendix C: Equivalent Conductances.


Appendix D: Activity Coefficients of Electrolytes at 25 degrees C.


Appendix E: Mass Transport Correlations.


Appendix F: Computer Program for a One-dimensional Cell.


Appendix G: Computer Program for a Two-dimensional L-cell.



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