Titlebook: Digital Simulation in Electrochemistry; Dieter Britz Textbook 19811st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1981 Elektrochemie.Ion.Sim

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Non-Diffusional Concentration Changes,e is nothing conceptually difficult with kinetics; the only problems encountered are due to reactions proceeding too fast or, in multi-step reactions, having to account for a number of reaction species. With convection, as will be seen, there is no conceptual or digitisation problem if the point-met

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Programming Examples,r than a lot of words of explanation, make certain things clear to the beginner and perhaps explain some things that were left unsaid in the preceding chapters. It is also hoped that the actual choice of examples is sufficiently wide so that the mark will not be missed too widely for most readers. L

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0342-4901 were no texts to tell one the how of it. This has not changed greatly since then; it is significant that just about all publications about the technique refer to a chapter by Feldberg in an electrochemical series, written in 1969. When I ran a course on the method recently, it became evident that th

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Limei Lin,Yuhong Liu,Chia-Wei Leedifferential equations. Fundamentally, these are transport equations (diffusion-, convection- and migration-), but may be complicated by chemical processes occurring heterogeneously (i.e., at the electrode surface — electrochemical reaction) or homogeneously (in the solution bulk — chemical reaction).

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Introduction,hat sort of systems do we simulate in electrochemistry? Most commonly it is electrochemical transport problems that we find difficult to solve, in all but a few model systems — when things get more complicated, as they do in real electrochemical cells, problems may not be solvable algebraically, yet we still want answers.

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The Laplace Equation and other Steady-State Systems,ch is in a class quite different from transport in electrolytes. The finite-difference method is useful here also, but takes on a quite different character. One of the striking differences is the amount of computer-time and -memory usually needed; tho other is the empirical bag of tricks workers use to speed things up.

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