Lecture

Electrochemistry: Definitions and Concentration Stack

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Description

This lecture covers the fundamental definitions in electrochemistry, including electrostatic potential, reduction, and electrochemical reactions. It also delves into the concept of concentration stack, exploring the marked electrodes, electrochemical potential, and screening by ions. The instructor explains the process of reduction and equilibrium in an electric battery setup with zinc and copper electrodes.

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Physical chemistry: Electrochemistry

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