Description

23 experiments for determining experimentally the basic electrochemical interactions. Designed for the materials used in the electrochemical measurement set (30505-88)

Topics

• A remarkable source of electrical power
• Voltage from a salt solution
• Solution pressure
• Copper-zinc cell (Daniell cell)
• Daniell cells connected in series and parallel
• Measurement and comparison of voltages between various half-cells and how this leads to the electrochemical series
• Volta cell
• Assembly of a standard hydrogen electrode and measurement of various standard potentials
• Galvanic cells featuring non-metals
• Sliver/silver chloride electrodes used for reference
• Determination of standard potentials using silver/silver chloride electrodes for reference
• Measurement of standard potentials for redox pair Fe3+/Fe2+
• Galvanic cells formed by concentration chaining, potentials and how to calculate them
• Design of concentration chains using potassium chloride solutions and silver/silver chloride electrodes
• Galvanic cells using differing redox pairs of different concentrations and calculation of potentials using the Nernst equation
• Changes in voltage in a concentration chain due to precipitation or effective metal ions becoming bonded in complexes
• Determining solubility products of silver halides
• Corrosion of metals, local elements, cathodic corrosion protection
• Why is base aluminium so resistant to corrosion?
• Corrosion protection by means of passivation
• Galvanisation
• Energy storage using reversible galvanic cells (accumulator batteries)
• Zinc-oxygen cells

Format

DIN A4 handbook, ring binding, b/w, 74 pages