Language: English
ISBN/ISSN: 9787548707059
2012-10; Hardcover
Chapter 1 On Thermoelectrochemistry
1.1 Theory and Application of Thermoelectrochemistry
1.2 Some Basic Matters on the Heat Effects at Electrode-Electrolyte Interfaces
1.3 Thermoelectrochemistry and Its Application to Metallurgical Research
1.4 The Electrochemical Pehier Heat of the Standard Hydrogen Electrode Reaction
1.5 Response to "Comment on ' The Electrochemical Pehier Heat of the Standard Hydrogen Electrode Reaction' by Zheng Fang et al"
1.6 Basic Equations for Thermo-electrochemistry and the Entropy Change of the Standard Hydrogen Electrode Reaction
1.7 The Pehier Heat and the Standard Electrode Potential of Ferro ferricyanide Couple at 298.15K Determined by Electrochemical calorimetry
1.8 Determination of the Entropy Changes for Electrode Reaction and Dilute Enthalpy of Some Ions by Thermoelectrochemical Technology
References
Chapter 2 On Solution Chemistry
2.1 A New Model for Predicting Thermodynamic Properties of Ternary Metallic Solution from Binary Components
2.2 A Metallic Solution Model with Adjustable Parameter for DescribingTernary Thermodynamic Properties from Its Binary Constituei
2.3 A Model Describing the Osmotic Coefficients and the Activities of Water for Electrolyte Solutions
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Chapter3 On Phase Boundaries of Multicomponent System
Chapter4 On Oxygen Potentials of Buffer Gases
Chapter5 On Thermodynamic Properties of Substances
Chapter 1 On Thermoelectrochemistry
1.1 Theory and Application of Thermoelectrochemistry
1.2 Some Basic Matters on the Heat Effects at Electrode-Electrolyte Interfaces
1.3 Thermoelectrochemistry and Its Application to Metallurgical Research
1.4 The Electrochemical Pehier Heat of the Standard Hydrogen Electrode Reaction
1.5 Response to "Comment on ' The Electrochemical Pehier Heat of the Standard Hydrogen Electrode Reaction' by Zheng Fang et al"
1.6 Basic Equations for Thermo-electrochemistry and the Entropy Change of the Standard Hydrogen Electrode Reaction
1.7 The Pehier Heat and the Standard Electrode Potential of Ferro ferricyanide Couple at 298.15K Determined by Electrochemical calorimetry
1.8 Determination of the Entropy Changes for Electrode Reaction and Dilute Enthalpy of Some Ions by Thermoelectrochemical Technology
References
Chapter 2 On Solution Chemistry
2.1 A New Model for Predicting Thermodynamic Properties of Ternary Metallic Solution from Binary Components
2.2 A Metallic Solution Model with Adjustable Parameter for DescribingTernary Thermodynamic Properties from Its Binary Constituei
2.3 A Model Describing the Osmotic Coefficients and the Activities of Water for Electrolyte Solutions
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Chapter3 On Phase Boundaries of Multicomponent System
Chapter4 On Oxygen Potentials of Buffer Gases
Chapter5 On Thermodynamic Properties of Substances
