Lecture

Dynamic Electrochemistry: Butler-Volmer Equation

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This lecture covers dynamic electrochemistry, focusing on the Butler-Volmer equation and its applications in determining cell potential, equilibrium constants, and reaction kinetics. Topics include standard potentials, Nernst's law, electrolysis, and Tafel plots.

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