Classification of electrochemical

A complete classification of electrochemical promotion (EP) studies on the basis of the type of solid electrolyte used is given in Table 4.1 of Chapter 4 together with the corresponding references. These studies are further discussed in detail in Chapters 8 to 10. 

Table 4.2. Classification of electrochemical promotion studies on the basis of catalytic reaction.

Table 4.3. Classification of Electrochemical Promotion studies on the basis of catalytic reaction, showing the observed kinetic order with respect to the electron donor (D) and electron acceptor (A) reactant and the corresponding global rvs

Table 6.1. Classification of Electrochemical Promotion studies on the basis of global r vs.

M. T. M. (1999) Mechanistic classification of electrochemical oscillators - operational experimental strategy./. Electroanal. Chem, 478, 50-66. 

Figure 2.1 Classification of electrochemical electron transfer reaction on metal electrodes. (See color insert.)...

Scheme 3 Classification of electrochemical functional group interconversions (FGI s).

The pre-existing concentrations in an electrochemical cell prior to the start of the experiment naturally affect the subsequent transport behaviour. Before discussing the various options for such initial conditions, it is useful to provide a classification of electrochemical experiments. 

Figure 2 Classification of electrochemical methods for the destruction of organics...

Classification of electrochemical reactions j = A exp(-AGac/kT) Vrm- coupling constant with the electrode... 

Figure 2. Classification of electrochemical reactions according to the strength of the interaction with the electrode.

Table 3 Classification of Electrochemical Promotion Studies on the Basis of Global r Versus <1) Behavior... 

Different classifications of electrochemical reactors can be made depending on their configuration (divided, undivided cathodic, and anodic compartments) electrode geometry (bi- and tri-dimensional), the fluid flow through the reactor (mixing, plug-flow, fluidized baths), among others. There are several demands for electrochemical reactors (Pletcher and Walsh, 1990 Molina et al., 2004) ... 

Classification of electrochemical sensors according to the sensing principle... 

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