Ionic Chemical Systems for Electrolyte Diode and Transistors

1 Ionic Chemical Systems for Electrolyte Diode and Transistors 

Simple chemical systems with several components (HCl, KOH, KCl in hydrogel) were used for modeling mass and charge balances coupled with equations for electric field, transport processes and equilibrium reactions [146]. This served for demonstrating the chemical systems function as electrolyte diodes and transistors, so-called electrolyte-microelectronics . 

1 Nielsen, C. A., Cheisman, R. W., LaPointe, E., Miller, T. E., Novel tubing microreactor for monitoring chemical reactions, Anal. Chem. 74, 13 (2002) 3112-3117. 

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3 Kunz, U., Kieschning, A., A new microreactor for the solution-phase synthesis of potential drugs, in Matlosz, M., Ehefeld, W., Baselt, J. P. (Eds ), Microreaction Technology - IMRET 5 Proc. 5th Intematiorml Conference on Microreaction Technology, pp. 424 45, Springer-Verlag, Berlin (2001). 

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