Electrochemistry And Surface Chemistry Codexery

A source-cited reference to electrochemistry and surface chemistry

Electrochemistry And Surface Chemistry (18)

• BET theory — Theory explaining multilayer gas adsorption on solid surfaces.
• Cathode — Electrode where conventional current leaves a polarized device.
• Chemical decomposition — Chemical decomposition breaks one reactant into multiple products.
• Chemisorption — Adsorption involving chemical bond formation between surface and adsorbate.
• Coordination complex — Central metal ion bonded to surrounding ligands via coordinate bonds.
• Coordination sphere — Describes ligands directly and indirectly attached to a metal center.
• Corrosion — Natural process converting refined metals into stable oxides.
• Electrochemical cell — Device converting chemical energy to electrical energy or vice versa.
• Electrolyte — Substance conducting electricity through ion movement, vital in biology and technology.
• Electrolytic cell — An electrochemical cell using external voltage to drive non-spontaneous reactions.
• Galvanic cell — Electrochemical cell generating current from spontaneous redox reactions.
• Galvanic series — Ranks metals by nobility to predict galvanic corrosion.
• Half-cell — A half-cell is a basic unit in electrochemical cells.
• Half-reaction — Half reactions represent oxidation or reduction in redox processes.
• Coulometry — Coulometry measures charge to quantify matter in electrochemical reactions.
• Cyclic voltammetry — A voltammetric method using cyclical potential sweeps to study redox processes.
• Electroanalytical methods — Techniques measuring potential or current in electrochemical cells.
• Electrosynthesis — Synthesis of chemical compounds using an applied electric field.

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