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4. Conclusion
In the near future, electricity, a major energy carrier, is set to play an increasingly important role in replacing other energy carriers (oil, gas). Electricity from wind and photovoltaic sources is also set to grow, to compensate for the depletion of fossil fuels. As a consequence of these energy changes, electrochemistry is also set to grow in order to continue satisfying the majority of industrial and domestic needs.
The applications discussed in this article exploit the various phenomena involved in the passage of an electric current over an electrode, whether this current is capacitive or, more often, faradic. These different applications require knowledge of and methods for accessing various characteristics: standard potentials, conductivities of solutions and ionic conductive materials, reaction kinetics, physicochemical data relating to various electrolytic...
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Websites
Zoltan NAGY manages three electrochemical information sites:
ESTIR (Electrochemical Science and Technology Information Resource) https://knowledge.electrochem.org/estir/
Events
Journées d'Électrochimie. This French-speaking congress is held every two years, usually in France (odd-numbered years). In 2009, the congress was held in Sinaia (Romania). http://www.je09.org
Eurocorr. European Congress of the European Federation of Corrosion (every year). In 2009, the congress was held in Nice (France).
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DEMIRYONT (H.). – Transparent electrode. US patent 7 531 239 B2 (2009).
DANEL (V.), FLIPO (J.-P.), ANDRIEU (X.), PICHON (B.) and BARUSSEAU (S.). – Supercapacitor with non-aqueous electrolyte and activated carbon electrode. Patent EP 0 930 627 A1, July 21, 1999.
VANVOREN (C.) and JONVILLE (C.). – Process for individually marking prebaked anodes for the electrolytic production...
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