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The Development of Electrochemistry in Lithuania,tion during the last decade of the century, the period of restored independence of the country. The latter figures plainly illustrate the fact that working in the open international scientific community is much more productive and more favorable for creation of research output of higher quality.
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Electrochemistry in a Divided World: The Political Background,llies) and the Eastern Bloc (principally the USSR and its allies). This historic struggle emerged at the end of the Second World War, as the United States began to reform the global economic system, while the USSR began to consolidate its political and military control over Eastern Europe. It contin
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Ordnance
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The Frumkin Era in Electrochemistry,of the present authors (O.P.) was fortunate to work under his direction for 21 years after 1955. Here, a brief attempt is made to sketch, in rather large brushstrokes, the main outlines of his life and work and to summarize the many and varied contributions that he made to this rapidly developing fi
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The Development of Voltammetric Electroanalysis in the Former USSR,he significance of Jaroslav Heyrovský’s development of polarography (see the Sect. .), and thanks to Vernadskiy the method was successfully introduced to the USSR (see the Sect. 5.1). The development of electroanalysis in the USSR was also catalyzed by Alexander Naumovich Frumkin (see the Chap. .).
Laconic
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Before the Iron Curtain Came Down: Electrochemistry and Electrochemists in Kiev in the Last Quarters of the former Soviet Union did not yet feel that they were living in a Divided World. The scientific world remained united for them. They knew Western European languages, they had published papers in Western European journals (mostly Germans), and they kept connections with Western scientists by m