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The power factor of the fundamental phase current in the reference phase of the secondary winding can be found from the in-phase and quadrature Fourier coefficients of the current. Let these be i and bi respectively. Hence the fundamental instantaneous current is,... 

Understanding the shape of the chronoamperogram requires consideration of concentration-distance profiles for a potential-step excitation in conjunction with Faraday s law. Faraday s law is so fundamental to dynamic electrochemical experiments that it cannot be emphasized too much. It is important to keep in mind that the charge Q passed across the interface is related to the amount of material that has been converted, and the current i is related to the instantaneous rate at which this conversion occurs. Current is physically defined as the rate of charge flow therefore,... 

The changes that take place in both materials are very similar. When an electrical current or magnetic force is applied to a liquid, a number of fundamental physical properties change almost immediately. In general, the liquids become much more viscous and change from a watery or oily texture to a thick, syrupy, molasseslike liquid or, in some case, directly to a solid. These changes take place almost instantaneously after the imposition of the external field, generally in a matter of a few microseconds. 

Thermal noise, on the other hand, is a fundamental property of all dissipative elements such as resistors or transistors. For example, a thermal noise current source appears in parallel with all physical resistors. While the instantaneous value of the noise current cannot be predicted, physics accurately predicts its statistics. The mean of the noise current is zero, and the variance is given by... 

As Girginov et al have pointed out [15], very little attention has been paid to the electrocrystallisation kinetics of refractory metals and factors influencing the process, which are fundamental for the monitoring of the process. Nevertheless, we have recently reported chronoamperometric investigations on niobium electrocrystallisation [20] and concluded that the nucleation is instantaneous and further growth of the nuclei is controlled by diffusion. This situation favours an unequal current distibution when high current densities are applied to the cathode and so it is conducive to the inequality of the thickness of the plate. 

By simultaneously measuring the current and mass changes during voltammetric experiments and calculating the instantaneous mass to electrical charge ratio, F Am/6q, at each potential, one can have access to the atomic mass of the inserted anion or cation if only one species is involved or to the difference between the atomic masses of the two species if two species are involved. By considering the same fundamental equations (73) and (74) (where Ha = fa and flc = —fc), Ivaska and colleagues have used a quantity similar to FAm/6q ... 

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