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Surface coverage during hydrogen and oxygen evolution

Rüetschi et al., 1960

Document ID
1247198446870518564
Author
Rüetschi P
Ockerman J
Amlie R
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of the Electrochemical Society

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The relation between surface coverage and electrode potential during hydrogen and oxygen evolution was studied with inert electrodes of very large surface area. Desorption of gas after interruption of current was followed with micro-volumetric techniques and overvoltage decay …
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