Transcription of Basic Concepts in Electrochemistry
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1 Basic Concepts in Electrochemistry2 Electrochemical CellElectronsCurrent+-ANODECATHODEC urrentVoltage Source3 Fuel CellElectrons (2 e)Current-+ANODECATHODEC urrentElectrical LoadH22H++ 2e O2+ 2H++ 2e H2O4 Electrolysis CellElectrons (2 e)Current+-ANODECATHODEC urrentVoltage Source2 H+; SO4 2-H2O O2+ 2H++ 2e2H++ 2e H25 What is Electrochemistry ? Electrochemistry is defined as the branch of chemistry that examines the phenomena resulting from combined chemical and electrical of processes This field covers:-Electrolytic processes: Reactions in which chemical changes occur on the passage of an electrical current -Galvanic or Voltaic processes: Chemical reactions that result in the production of electrical energy 7 Electrochemical cellAn electrochemical cell typically consists of:-Two electronic conductors (also called electrodes) -An ionic conductor (called an electrolyte)8 Modes of charge transportCharge transport in the electrodes occurs via the motion of electrons (or holes), Charge transport in the electrolyte occurs via the motion of ions (positive and negative)9 Reactions
5 What is electrochemistry? Electrochemistry is defined as the branch of chemistry that examines the phenomena resulting from combined chemical and electrical effects.
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