Abstract:The kinetics of a cadmium electrode in contact with a cadmium-ion containing electrolyte solution have been studied with impedance and potentiodynamic polarization measurements. Results of both methods agree, they are found to be within the range of previously reported data.
“…Secondly, Cd features an immense overpotential toward hydrogen evolution (Fig. 1b), [29][30][31][54][55][56] which kinetically inhibits HER side reactions. Note that the CdCl 2 electrolyte is mildly acidic (pH B 4.9), which renders a thermodynamic HER potential of À0.059 Â 4.9 = À0.289 V vs. SHE.…”
Cadmium metal exhibits superior plating chemistry for aqueous batteries, including low polarization (∼5 mV), long cycling life (4000 hours), and ultrahigh Coulombic efficiencies (99.60–99.92%).
“…Secondly, Cd features an immense overpotential toward hydrogen evolution (Fig. 1b), [29][30][31][54][55][56] which kinetically inhibits HER side reactions. Note that the CdCl 2 electrolyte is mildly acidic (pH B 4.9), which renders a thermodynamic HER potential of À0.059 Â 4.9 = À0.289 V vs. SHE.…”
Cadmium metal exhibits superior plating chemistry for aqueous batteries, including low polarization (∼5 mV), long cycling life (4000 hours), and ultrahigh Coulombic efficiencies (99.60–99.92%).
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