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PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY eBOOK Electrochemistry module
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Chapter 1 comes with all the modules. The Electrochemistry Module covers chapters 7 and 8 of Physical Chemistry. You can see the detailed Table of Contents by clicking the "Contents" tab just above this text. Only available in dowload format, the electrochemistry chapters cover all the basic ideas along with extensive applications and examples.
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multimedia opens on the relevant pages and allows the student to visualize many of the concepts such as oxidation and reduction processes and watch and listen about how Galvanic and electrolytic cells work. The sectons on Batteries have been upgraded due to advances in this field. Students learn better from their computers and prefer to carry a laptop rather than being loaded down with heavy text books which consume our forests. With text, multimedia and the Internet at their fingertips, these modules meet the modern needs of students who have grown up with computers.
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Electrochemistry Solutions Manual for free. It contains the solutions to all the problems as worked out by students themselves. This peer learning model is a valuable asset for students. Check for up-dates.
Chapter 7
Solutions of Electrolytes
7.1 Faraday’s Laws of Electrolysis
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Electrical Units
Biography: Michael Faraday
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7.2 Molar Conductivity
7.3 Weak Electrolytes: The Arrhenius Theory
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Biography: Svante August Arrhenius
Ostwald’s Dilution Law
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7.4 Strong Electrolytes
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Debye-Hückel Theory; The Ionic Atmosphere Mechanism of Conductivity; Ion
Association' Conductivity at High Frequencies and Potentials.
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7.5 Independent Migration of Ions
7.6 Transport Numbers
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Hittorf Method; Moving Boundary Method.
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7.7 Ion Conductivities
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Ionic Solvation; Mobilities of Hydrogen and Hydroxide Ions; Ionic Mobilities; and Diffusion Coefficients. Walden’s Rule
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7.8 Thermodynamics of Ions
7.9 Theories of Ions in Solution
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Drude and Nernst’s Electrostriction Model; Born’s Model; More Advanced Theories; Qualitative Treatments.
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7.10 Activity Coefficients
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Debye-Hückel; Limiting Law; Deviations from the Debye-Hückel Limiting Law.
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7.11 Ionic Equilibria
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Activity Coefficients from Equilibrium Constant; Measurements Solubility Products.
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7.12 Ionization of Water
7.13 The Donnan Equilibrium
Key Equations
Problems
Suggested Reading
Chapter 8
Electrochemical Cells
8.1 The Daniell Cell
8.2 Standard Electrode Potentials
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The Standard Hydrogen Electrode; Other Standard Electrodes; Ion-Selective Electrodes.
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8.3 Thermodynamics of Electrochemical Cells
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The Nernst Equation; Nernst Potentials; Temperature Coefficients of Cell emfs.
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8.4 Types of Electrochemical Cells
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Concentration Cells; Redox Cells.
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8.5 Applications of emf Measurements
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pH Determinations; Activity Coefficients; Equilibrium Constants; Solubility Products; Potentiometric Titrations.
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8.6 Fuel Cells
8.7 Photogalvanic Cells
8.8 Batteries, Old and New
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The Original and Modified Leclanché Cell; Alkaline Manganese Cells;
Zinc–Mercuric Oxide and Zinc–Silver Oxide Batteries; Metal-Air
Batteries; Nickel-Cadmium (Nicad); Secondary Battery; The Lead-Acid
Storage Battery; Lithium Ion Batteries.
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Key Equations
Problems
Suggested Reading
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