Consequences of electrolyte conductivity
Electrolyte conductivity
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Consequences of electrolyte conductivity
Electrolyte conductivity

Authors : Christine LEFROU, Jacques FOULETIER, Pierre FABRY

Publication date: October 10, 2010 | Lire en français

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5. Consequences of electrolyte conductivity

Without wishing to be exhaustive, the following examples of electrochemical systems in analytical chemistry or industrial applications illustrate the importance of the concepts presented in this article. Depending on the case, they illustrate the importance of the overall conductivity of these media through the consequences in terms of ohmic drop and Joule effect, but also the importance of the nature of the charge carriers and their transport number, where applicable.

5.1 Ion junction voltage

Membrane processes are used in some industrial electrolyzers, for example, to maintain two electrolyte zones of different composition over the long term. On the other hand, for most potential measurements with a reference electrode, the latter consists of a system in an...

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