2. Thermodynamic, kinetic and energy aspects

2.1 Thermodynamic aspects

Many electrochemical or redox reactions occur spontaneously. This is the case, for example, of global battery reactions, corrosion or redox titrations, which can be represented by the general equation (12) :

{Ox}^{1} + {Red}^{2} \to {Red}^{1} + {Ox}^{2}

^( 12 )

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