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Bernard TRÉMILLON: Engineer from the École supérieure de physique et de chimie industrielles de la ville de Paris (ESPCI) - Honorary University Professor - Former Director, École nationale supérieure de chimie de Paris
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Gérard DURAND: Doctor of Science - Professor at École Centrale de Paris - Director, ECP Chemistry and Process Engineering Laboratory
INTRODUCTION
Characterization of electrode processes provides the theoretical basis for interpretation and prediction of electrolysis effects, depending on the operating conditions: choice of electrolytes (solvent and reagents) and electrode materials, values of imposed electrical voltage between electrodes or of electrolysis current flowing through the cell (with its direction of flow). The aim of this article is to show, with the help of case studies, how this interpretation and prediction are carried out, from which control of the electrolysis cell's operation is derived.
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Electrochemistry. How electrolysis cells work
Behavior of an electrolytic cell under various operating conditions
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