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Electrochemical Concepts A Practical Guide

Two platinum electrodes operate in a U-shaped electrochemical cell containing an acidic electrolyte. If approximately 1.8 V are applied between the two electrodes, current flows that produces both oxygen and hydrogen according to the following reactions  [Pg.135]

The overvoltage (U- E°) is the driving force for the reaction to proceed at a desirable rate. However, it also causes an energy loss, which leads to heating of the cell. [Pg.136]

The electrochemical water decomposition reaction can be reversed according to [Pg.136]


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