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    Electrochemistry studies the interface between an electron conductor (electrode) and ionic conductor (electrolyte). Interfacial regions can extend into bulk materials and are influenced by adsorbates and nanoparticles. Important interfaces include metal/electrolyte and semiconductor/electrolyte junctions. The metal-solution interface involves chemical reactions and electron transfer between the metal and electrolyte. Electrochemistry underlies important technologies like batteries that store and convert energy through oxidation-reduction reactions driven by electron flow.

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    Electrochemistry studies the interface between an electron conductor (electrode) and ionic conductor (electrolyte). Interfacial regions can extend into bulk materials and are influenced by adsorbates and nanoparticles. Important interfaces include metal/electrolyte and semiconductor/electrolyte junctions. The metal-solution interface involves chemical reactions and electron transfer between the metal and electrolyte. Electrochemistry underlies important technologies like batteries that store and convert energy through oxidation-reduction reactions driven by electron flow.

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    Electrochemistry studies the interface between an electron conductor (electrode) and ionic conductor (electrolyte). Interfacial regions can extend into bulk materials and are influenced by adsorbates and nanoparticles. Important interfaces include metal/electrolyte and semiconductor/electrolyte junctions. The metal-solution interface involves chemical reactions and electron transfer between the metal and electrolyte. Electrochemistry underlies important technologies like batteries that store and convert energy through oxidation-reduction reactions driven by electron flow.

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    Interfacial Electrochemical Techniques (static, dynamics)

     Electrochemistry is the study of structures and processes at the interface


    between an electron conductor which is the (electrode) an ionic conductor
    which is the (electrolyte) or at the interface between two electrolytes.

     By Interface we donate those regions of the two adjoining phases whose


    properties significantly from those of the bulk. These interfacial regions can
    be quite extended, particularly in those cases where a metal or
    semiconducting electrode is covered by a thin film or an adsorbate layers.

     A few important types of electrochemical interfaces, (metal/electrolyte,


    alloy/electrolyte, semiconductor/electrolyte, two immiscible liquids of
    contact). The electrode (substrate) has been modified by disposition of
    different adsorbates, nanoparticles, nanotubes, functionalized self-
    assembled monalayer.

    Structure of metal solution interface

    The metal-solution interface


     To gain an impression of the structures and reactions that occur in
    electrochemical systems, we consider the interface between a metal
    and an electrolyte solution.
    - This subject electrochemistry that has something to do between electricity and
    chemistry. Specifically, electrochemistry is about the relationship of chemical
    reactions and electricity.

    There are two ways, the chemical reactions and electricity interact.

    - The first is, certain chemical reactions can create electricity. And that is what
    going on in a battery, there are chemicals inside the battery they react
    together to make a chemical reaction.

    - The second is; electricity can make certain chemical reactions happen that
    wouldn’t happen.
    Electricity in simple term is about movement of electrons (through wire or
    battery).

    Oxidation Reduction Reactions, this chemical reaction where electrons move


    between atoms.

    Ex: A electron B
    For the first thing:
    - We can use electrons moving between the atoms in oxidation reduction
    reaction to make electricity. If the electrons the electrons are moving
    there is electricity.
    For the 2nd thing:
    - We can use electricity to force electrons to move between atoms to
    make oxidation reduction reaction happen.

    How does it work?


    For the first thing:
    - We’ve got oxidation reduction reaction where electrons are moving
    from A to B to create electricity, by using a long wire separated A and B
    so that the electrons can move between these atoms then well to travel
    through a wire then moving through that wire to make electricity.

    For the 2nd thing:


    - Oxidation reduction reaction electrons transferring from C to D, which
    normally doesn’t happen because C doesn’t want to give up electron
    and D doesn’t want gain.
    - Using electricity, we can take the electrical energy from A battery and
    use that to pull the electrons from C and then push them to D, even if
    these action the movement of the electricity, we can use electricity, we
    can use electrical energy of this battery to pull and push the electrons to
    make these reactions happen.

    Electrochemical is also a vital in a wide range of important technological


    applications. For example, batteries, are important not only in storing energy for
    mobiles devices and vehicles, but also for load leveling to enable the use of
    renewal energy conversion.

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