electrochemistry
الیکٹروچیمیسٹری
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Redox reactions are central to electrochemistry because they are chemical processes that involve the flow of electrons from one chemical entity to another.
the branch of chemistry that deals with the relations between electrical and chemical phenomena.
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He currently works for an engineering consultancy firm, in various fields involving mechanics and fluid dynamics, and is also involved with work in physiology and 'electrochemistry' .
Two-dimensional domain and island growth in thin organic or inorganic films is of great interest in such fields as microelectronics, optics, and 'electrochemistry' .
In this case there are no problems with possible damage to biological molecules due to 'electrochemistry' on metal electrodes.
The task of transporting electrical charges between metal-oxide and water phases is critical in such technologies as catalysis, sensors, and 'electrochemistry' .
Chemisorption plays an essential role in corrosion, heterogeneous catalysis, and 'electrochemistry' .
Redox reactions are central to 'electrochemistry' because they are chemical processes that involve the flow of electrons from one chemical entity to another.
In chemistry the most common use of the term anode occurs in 'electrochemistry' .
Matter in the state of equilibrium is studied by physical chemists specializing in chemical thermodynamics and equilibrium 'electrochemistry' .
This larger cell enabled us to more thoroughly remove oxygen from the electrolyte yielding better 'electrochemistry' .
There is an atomic will towards binding and dissociation, driven by thermodynamics and 'electrochemistry' .
Magnesium is also the most 'electrochemically' active metal.
Cathodes made of the new material could drop the price of small lithium-ion batteries, says an 'electrochemist' .
This protein creates the 'electrochemical' gradient whose breakdown carries information from the dendrite to the axon.
The corrosion of metals is caused by the 'electrochemical' transfer of electrons from one substance (oxygen for example) to another.
Eighteen nuclear physicists, 'electrochemists' and materials scientists reviewed research submitted by Hagelstein and his colleagues.
A silicon wafer is 'electrochemically' etched to produce a porous silicon chip that contains a precise array of nanometer-sized holes.
Some components of a battery that are involved in the 'electrochemical' reaction may not be solids, such as the sulfuric acid in the lead storage battery.
The salt bridge contains a high concentration of an 'electrochemically' unreactive salt, such as KCl, supported in an aqueous gel.
Given a particular current flow in coulombs per second, we can also determine the time required to produce a certain amount of a substance 'electrochemically' .
The third test, which we perform with 'electrochemical' impedance spectroscopy, tells us about the barrier properties of the coating.
The effect was first discovered by 'electrochemists' .
The sum of the half-reactions taking place in both cells is the overall redox reaction in the 'electrochemical' cell.
I understand some famous scientists such as the German physicist Ernst Mach, and the Latvian 'electrochemist' Wilhelm Ostwald, never accepted the atomic theory.
The scientific world was astonished in March of 1989 when two 'electrochemists' , Stanley Pons and Martin Fleischmann, reported that they had obtained evidence for the occurrence of nuclear fusion at room temperatures.
Porous silicon is created by 'electrochemically' corroding silicon in solutions containing hydrofluoric acid.
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