Environmental electrochemistry research methods

Author: Yi Qingfeng, Li Dongyan / Country: Mainland China
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: Similar to research methods in environmental chemistry, environmental electrochemistry primarily involves two aspects of research:
1. Preventing or largely eliminating the generation of pollutants at the source, which is commonly referred to as green chemistry processes;
2. Utilizing the clean reagent of electrons in electrochemical processes to experiment with oxidation-reduction reactions, thereby avoiding the secondary pollution issues that may arise from conventional chemical processes.
This book summarizes research achievements in applying electrochemical methods to the field of environmental chemistry, with a focus on introducing research methods in environmental electrochemistry. Therefore, it provides a detailed review of the applications of conventional electrochemical research techniques, such as linear potential sweep methods, in the electrolysis processes of various pollutants, in order to serve as a reference for researchers in this field.
This book can serve as a reference for researchers in electrochemistry, environmental chemistry, and related disciplines, as well as a textbook for postgraduate students in higher education institutions or supplementary reading material for advanced undergraduate students in relevant fields.