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Time distribution of the nucleation events

In the treatment above, a random, Poissonian distribution of the nucleation events in the time domain has been assumed. This assumption can be verified by the following simple experiment  [Pg.213]

At potentials close to the critical overvoltage. Fig. 5.2, the probability for spontaneous nucleation rises rapidly. If a quasi-perfect face is polarized at a potential in vicinity of the critical overvoltage, single spikes of the current can be observed occurring sporadically in time. Fig. 5.9 shows a part of a current-time record at a polarization of rj = - 6.0 mV [5.20]. The whole record is about 1.4 hours long and contains more than 400 nucleation events. The average frequency of nucleation is 8.64 X 10 nuclei s  [Pg.213]


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