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Introduction to Electrochemistry
- Terminology of Electrochemistry
- Types of Conductors
- Molar Conductivity
- Variation of Electrolytic Conductivity With Concentration
- Variation of Molar Conductivity With Concentration
- Friedrich Kohlrausch Relation
- Kohlrausch Law
- Measurement of Conductivity
- Types of Conduction
- Conversion of Chemical Energy into Electrical Energy
- Conversion of Electrical Energy into Chemical Energy
- Electrolytic Cell
- Voltaic or Galvanic Cell
- Terminology Related with Cell
- Electrolyte and Non-electrolyte
Electrolysis and its Applications
- Electrolysis of Fused NaCl
- Electrolysis of aqueous NaCl
- Electrolysis of fused MgCl2
- Determination of Equivalent Masses of Elements
- Electrometallurgy
- Manufacture of Non-Metals
- Electrorefining:
- Electroplating
- Types of Electrochemical Cells
- Daniel Cell
- Dry Cell
- Button Cell
- Fuel Cell
Secondary Electrochemical Cells
- Lead Accumulator
- Ni-Cd Battery
Representation of Electrochemical Cells
- Convention for Representing the Voltaic Cell
- Representation of Some Cells
- Salt Bridge and its Working
- Advantages of Salt Bridge
- Meaning of Reference Electrodes and Indicator Electrodes
- Construction and Working of Standard Hydrogen Electrode
- Advantages of SHE
- Difficulties in setting up of SHE
- Arrangement to Find Oxidation Potential of another Electrode Using SHE
- Construction and Working Calomel Electrode
- Advantages and Disadvantages of Calomel Electrode
- Gas electrodes
- Metal-Sparingly Soluble Metal Salt Electrode
- Metal – Metal Ion Electrodes
- Redox Electrodes
- Steps to Write Cell Reactions
- Steps to Find E.M.F. of a Cell
Concept of Electrode Potential
- Nernst Theory: Electronation, Delectronation, and Their Rates
- Nernst Equation
- Calculation of Electrode Potential Using Nernst Equation
- Convention Followed While Calculation of Cell Potential (e.m.f.)
Use of Nernst Equation to Find E.M.F. of a Cell
- Convention Followed While Calculation of Cell Potential
- Use of Nernst Equation for Different Types of Electrodes
- Terminology
- Gibb’s Energy Change
- The Relation between Standard Cell Potential and Equilibrium Constant
Electrochemical Series and its Applications
- Characteristics Electrochemical Series
- Applications: For Choosing Elements as Oxidising Agents
- Applications: For Choosing Elements as Reducing Agents
- Applications: For Studying displacement reaction
- Applications: For Calculation of standard EMF of cell
- Applications: For Checking Spontaneity of Redox Reactions
- Applications: For Construction of a Cell
- Applications: For Corrosive Treatment
- Applications: To Find Reactivity of Metals
- Applications: To Ascertain Electropositivity of Metals
- Applications: To Find Thermal Stability of Metallic Oxides
- Applications: To Determine the Products of Electrolysis