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Adsorption and desorption of ad-atoms

Curve 1 shows the situation for an uncharged surface and no potential difference between electrode and electrolyte, A(p = = 0. (p is the local Galvani potential. [Pg.127]

The situation with A(p 0 but without partial discharge is shown in curve 3. An electrical energy zF (p has to be subtracted from the chemical energy. In the transition state [Pg.127]

With partial discharge, the situation is shown in curve 2. In the transition state the electrical energy is still zFAcp. In the ad-atom position the potential is the fraction x d 2ad with x d = 0 at the pre-electrode position and x d = 1 at the metal surface. [Pg.128]

With the activation energies the following rate equations can be derived. For adsorption (a cathodic process with the charge transfer coefficient aj [Pg.128]

For desorption (an anodic process with the charge transfer coefficient aj [Pg.128]


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