III. Reaction Kinetics
B. T. − 1⎤⎦ which is mathematical identically to the nonlinear I-V response of a semiconductor diode (lecture 2). In this case, for a positive overpotential (“forward bias”), which enhances the oxidation reaction, the current grows exponentially with voltage, while the current saturates to a
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