Titlebook: Lectures on Electrochemical Corrosion; Marcel Pourbaix,Roger W. Staehle Book 1973 Plenum Press, New York 1973 Absorption.Potentiostat.Sorp

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Introduction to Corrosion,is a subject of technical and economic interest as well as of scientific interest. This chapter gives examples of the variety of corrosion phenomena, traces historical developments, describes the economic significance, and presents the results of illustrative experiments.

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Chemical Equilibria,his chapter will discuss exclusively . and therefore will not consider those equilibria involving oxidation—reduction processes. These electrochemical equilibria are discussed in Chapter 4. At the outset this chapter will discuss the important formalisms which underlie chemical equilibria; thereafte

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Electrochemical Kinetics,erally provide only a partial resolution. Thermodynamics can tell . a reaction may occur and often . the reaction will be, but the thermodynamic analysis does . the reaction will occur. The question of . is the province of kinetics.

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Electrochemical Equilibria,An electrochemical reaction has been defined as a reaction in which both chemical bodies . (neutral molecules and/or ions) and free electric charges, or electrons e., participate .Typical of electrochemical reactions are the important examples which follow below (see Figure 20).

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978-1-4684-1808-8Plenum Press, New York 1973

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Introduction to Corrosion,is a subject of technical and economic interest as well as of scientific interest. This chapter gives examples of the variety of corrosion phenomena, traces historical developments, describes the economic significance, and presents the results of illustrative experiments.