Novel Approach to Studying Local Electrochemical Processes Inside Cavities

Xue Tong Sun; Liang Guo; Xian Shuai Chen; Jiang Lin Ouyang; Chun Yu Zhang; Jian Yu Chen; Ru Xu Du

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.893.105

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Novel Approach to Studying Local Electrochemical Processes Inside Cavities

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Distributions of the electrode information within cavities are much more complex than simulation results. In this paper, a novel set of experiments scanning real potential variations inside cavities under current control were employed to characterize local electrochemical information. Wide variation-fluctuations of electrode potentials have been experimentally revealed. Furthermore, combined with the theoretical analysis and measurement results, kinetic parameters range inside cavities can be indirectly derived.

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Xue Tong Sun*, Liang Guo, Xian Shuai Chen, Jiang Lin Ouyang, Chun Yu Zhang, Jian Yu Chen, Ru Xu Du

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Cavity, Polarization, Potential Variation

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