Nonaqueous Electrochemistry An Overview

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Refs. [i] Aurbach D, Weissman I (1999) Nonaqueous electrochemistry an overview. In Aurbach D (ed) Nonaqueous electrochemistry. Marcel Dekker, New York, pp 1-52 [ii] Hamann CH, Hamnett A, Vielstich W (1998) Electrochemistry. Wiley-VCH, Weinheim [iii] Gut-... 

Consequently, there is an increasing interest in alternative (or additional) electrolyte systems in which the above limitations can be removed. Providing the answers to the above limitations of aqueous solutions and the study, matching, and classification of alternative/additional electrolyte systems is the essence of nonaqueous chemistry. An overview of this branch of modern electrochemistry should include the presentation and classification of the important nonaqueous electrolyte systems, indicating their basic features, advantages, and limitations, as well as a short review of their typical applications. 

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