By Walfried Plieth

Content material:
List of Symbols

, Pages xi-xx
Preface

, Page xxi
1 - Electrolytes

, Pages 1-26
2 - constitution and Bonding

, Pages 27-69
3 - Electrode Potentials

, Pages 71-100
4 - Ad-Atoms and Underpotential Deposition

, Pages 101-142
5 - Mass Transport

, Pages 143-167
6 - cost Transfer

, Pages 169-193
7 - Nucleation and development of Metals

, Pages 195-229
8 - Deposition of Alloys

, Pages 231-262
9 - Oxides and Semiconductors

, Pages 263-290
10 - Corrosion and Corrosion Protection

, Pages 291-321
11 - Intrinsically accomplishing Polymers

, Pages 323-363
12 - Nanoelectrochemistry

, Pages 365-388
Index

, Pages 389-410

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732. 8b. 9). The coordination number is reduced to 6. qxd 11/2/2007 15:28 Page 36 36 2. 732 (white Csϩ, gray ClϪ) and (b) calculation of the critical ratio of cation/anion radius. With a ϭ 2 rA and the diagonal equal to 2(rA ϩ rC) one gets rC /rA ϭ ͙3ෆϪ1. 10). The coordination number is further reduced to 4. 1) with q1 the charge of the central ion and qj the charge of the surrounding ions, r1, j the distance between ion 1 and ion j, and 0 the permittivity of the vacuum. 8. qxd 11/2/2007 15:28 Page 38 38 2.

Qxd 11/2/2007 15:28 34 Page 34 2. 6 Different lattice positions in a superstructure of 8 CsCl units. (A) Lower half of unit cell and (B) upper half of unit cell. 10 p. 203). An example is the CuZn alloy. The phase diagram of this system is shown in Figure. 7. The formula Cu(1Ϫx)Znx describes the composition. The structure of pure copper (x ϭ 0) is the face centered cubic lattice (fcc, Pearson symbol cF4). Upon an increase in the zinc concentration, a solution of zinc in copper is observed ( -phase).

23). What happens for T > 0 K? In this case the electrons can take up additional thermal energy. Some orbitals above the Fermi energy get occupied. The same number of orbitals below the Fermi energy becomes unoccupied. 17) This function is shown in Figure. 22. In an exact derivation the Fermi energy in this equation must be substituted by the chemical potential of the electrons. qxd 11/2/2007 15:28 Page 48 48 2. 21 Electrons filled into the energy diagram of the free electron model. The dark area is the situation for T ϭ 0 K.

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