Liquid junction potential between electrolyte solutions in different solvents: further study on the component related to ion solvation

Izutsu, Kôsuke; Kobayashi, N.

doi:10.1016/j.jelechem.2004.07.015

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“…The ILJP is introduced in an electrochemical system through contact of two different solutions (36)(37)(38)(39)(40) and is the result of mass transport interactions. These interactions take place at the electrolyte boundary where differences in mobility and concentration gradient of ions result in diffusional movement.…”

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High Pressure and Temperature Electrochemical Cell Design for Corrosion Research: Part I

Ubah

Asselin

2009

ECS Trans.

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As aqueous processing moves to higher temperatures and pressures to take advantage of increased kinetics there is a need to develop and test appropriate reactor materials to ensure that corrosion is minimized. Corrosion testing often requires an electrochemical approach to fully understand the range of behaviours which should be expected from a corroding metal or alloy. Prior art of designs for electrodes, associated pressure vessels and sealing technology is presented. The development of an apparatus and methods for high temperature and high pressure electrochemical corrosion testing are discussed. The final electrochemical cell design which was developed for temperatures and pressures in excess of 500°C and 5000 PSI is presented.

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