Article | REF: P2210 V1

Electrochemical methods - Impedance measurements

Author: Claude GABRIELLI

Publication date: April 10, 1994 | Lire en français

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    4. Study of electrochemical processes

    The measurement of the impedance of an electrochemical interface has been applied in many sectors. While the study of corrosion and corrosion protection accounts for 70% of applications, energy sources, electrocrystallization, materials characterization... are among the other fields where the use of this technique has yielded valuable results.

    Various applications that illustrate the use of electrochemical impedances are described below: some aim to elucidate a reaction mechanism, while others simply propose a test of correct operation.

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