FE Flashcards
Nernst equation
Faraday’s law
Faraday number
96 500
Nernst equation Julia
What is overpotential?
Which potential should an oxidant have for 99% and 90% conversion?
+0.236 V for 99%
+0.11V for 90%
Which potential should a reductant have for 90% and 99% conversion?
-0.236V for 99%
-0.11V for 90%
What is different for irreversible reactions?
Basic of electron transfer
Types of mass transport
Linear diffusion
duck shape
radial diffusion
sigmoidal shape
What are the electrodes in a three electrode cell?
auxiliary
working
reference (should have a high potential)
What is the NHE electrode?
Give the reatcion
normal hydrogen electrode (E = 0V)
2 H+ +2- = H2
Draw the NHE!
script
What is the SCE electrode?
GIve its reactions!
Saturated Calomel Electrode
Give the reactions of aqueous and non-aqueous silver reference electrodes!
scrip
Draw a cv and give all 5 parameters!
look up
what is the intrinsic rate constant?
look
Which processes are considered as reversible?
page 17
What does the Randles-Sevcik equation tell you?
give prportionalities (p18)
What are the diagnostic criteria to check if a process is reversible?
To check:
- record CV at variable scan rate
- measure ip
Potential:
- Epf is independent on scan rate
- - Delta Ep = 59/n
Current:
- ipr/ipf = 1 and is constant
- ipf/v^1/2 is constant and independent on scan rate
How can you determine formal potential from cv?
p19
What are the diagnostic criteria for irreversible processes?
p20
What are the diagnostic criteria for quasireversible processes?
p21
What is the chemical meaning of a reversible process?
p22
What is the chemical meaning of a quasireversible process?
p23
Draw the CV of ErEr
p24
Two electrons transfer: communication
p25
What is CrEr and diagnostics
p27, p28
Reversible chemical reaction: ErCr
p29
Diagnostic criteria of ErCr
p30
Following irreversible chemical reaction
p31
Diagnostic criteria of ErCi
p32
EC with catalytic regeneration
p33
Bulk electrolysis
Faraday law
p34
Pulsed techniques
p35
DPV
pot vs time
p36
DPV
current vs potential
p37
Hydrodynamic techniques
p38
RDE
p39
RDRE
setup
p40
RDRE
E vs i
p41
RDRE ferrocyanide solution
p42
Metalloproteins that react with 02
reversible
p43
Hemoproteins
oxymyoglobin
p44
Hemoglobin
p45
Hemocyanins
p46
Hemerythrin
p47
Metalloproteins that react with O2:
irreversible reactions
p48
Dioxygenases
p49
Cytochrome c oxidase
p50
basics of water splitting
p51
pourbaix diagram of water
p52
overpotential
p53
Hydrogenases
FeFe
p54
Hydrogenases
FeNi
p55
Hydrogenases
p56
Catalysts containing pendant bases in second coordination sphere
inspired by FeFe hydrogenases
p57
Electrochemical CO2 reduction
p58
CO2 reduction in Nature
CODH
p59
CODH
cycle
p60
Mo-S-Cu CODH
p61
Macrocyclic ligands
p62
Direct CO2 hydrogenation to MeOH
p63
Hydrogen storage capacity
p64
spectroelectrochemistry
p65
covalent attachment to glassy carbon
p66
electrochemiluminescence
p67