The Cottrell Experiment and Diffusion Limitation 3/3
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In this chapter the electrochemical double layer and its features are discussed. The electrochemical double layer acts as a capacitor and every change in the potential of the electrode will induce a capacitive charging current that is caused by physics not by a chemical reaction. This current decays exponentially.
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Slow scan cyclic voltammetry (SSCV) recorded on TLC between ± 1 V with
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Alternative representation of the Cottrell diffusion according to
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PDF) Comparison between Cottrell diffusion and moving boundary models for determination of the chemical diffusion coefficients in ion-insertion electrodes
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Alternative representation of the Cottrell diffusion according to
Figure 1.1: Cottrell experiment in KCl solution with
PDF) Comparison between Cottrell diffusion and moving boundary models for determination of the chemical diffusion coefficients in ion-insertion electrodes
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