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An Introduction To Electrochemistry (PDF 577P)
This note covers the following topics: introduction, electrolytic conductance, the theory of electrolytic conductance, the migration of ions, free energy and activity, oxidation-reduction systems, acids and bases, the determination of hydrogen ions, neutralization and hydrolysis, amphoteric electrolytes, polarization and overvoltage, the deposition and corrosion of metals, electrolytic oxidation and reduction, electrokinetic phenomena.
Author(s): Glasstone, Samuel
577 Pages 
Electrochemistry Fundamentals, Cells and Applications
This is a comprehensive lecture note on the basics of electrochemistry, including the principles and various applications of the subject. The topic discussed includes electrochemical cells, corrosion, electrochemical processes, batteries, and fuel cells. The question bank is also included as a practice document to help readers with useful problem-solving exercises for the concepts. In addition, advanced materials and nano materials are discussed to show the importance of modern materials in electrochemical processes. The laboratory manual offers students hands-on experience with real experiments on electrochemistry. The note is priceless for both professionals and students who wish to hone their understanding of electrochemical systems.
Author(s): Dr. Lorenz Gubler, Electrochemistry Laboratory Paul Scherrer Institute Switzerland
299 Pages
Understanding Magnesium Ion Electrochemistry
This thesis examines the electrochemistry of magnesiumion systems by modifying the Lewis acidbase pair to improve the stability and performance of magnesium electrolytes. It specifically focuses on two novel approaches aimed at improving non-Grignard magnesium electrolytes oxidative stability and reducing corrosion in stainless steel systems. The work discusses the surface modification of carbon electrodes and the use of molybdenum-oxo complexes for proton reduction. It concludes in discussions toward future prospects in magnesium-ion electrochemistry, especially for high-performance energy storage systems.
Author(s): Emily G. Nelson, University of Michigan
115 Pages
This book describes a description of electrophoresis-a method that separates charged particles in a fluid influenced by an electric field. It elaborates on the principles behind this method and various applications. Innovations are also given an account to provide insight into how this method can be used for practical applications such as the application of electrophoresis in biochemistry, molecular biology, and analytical chemistry. This book covers electrophoresis in different methods, such as classic and modern types, from development to its future application. The reader of the book can acquire practical information on electrophoresis, with more and more application in scientific studies today.
Author(s): Oana-Maria Boldura
NA Pages
Advanced Electrochemistry Lecture Notes
This series of lectures deals with great detail about advanced electrochemical concepts like both Faradaic and non-Faradaic processes, mass transfer controlled reactions, and electrochemical thermodynamics. Issues deal with the Butler-Volmer model for electrode kinetics, liquid junction potentials, and selective electrodes. The note also deals with the techniques that include sampled current voltammetry and cyclic voltammetry, and thus one can analyze the quasireversible and irreversible electrode reactions. This resource is appropriate for more advanced students and researchers aiming to dive deeper into electrochemical processes and techniques of analysis.
Author(s): Seoul National University
NA Pages