Solid-Liquid Interface Theory (ACS Symposium Series)
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This book reviews the current status of efforts to predict properties of electrochemical interfaces. Recent work requires large-scale computation in most cases, but the chapters in this volume discuss theoretical inputs and approaches as well as computational techniques. The book emphasizes
efforts which are based on first principles starting with the Schroedinger equation, but which draw conclusions relevant to electrochemical phenomena on time and length scales which are larger than those directly accessible by first principles methods. Divided into three sections, this volume
examines the structure of the interface, modeling of electron transfer interactions, and the special problems and challenges associated with oxide/electrolyte interfaces. The volume also includes review of experimental studies relevant to these modeling efforts.
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Reviews the current status of efforts to predict properties of electrochemical interfaces. Emphasizes efforts which are based on first principles starting with the Schroedinger equation, but which draw conclusions relevant to electrochemical phenomena on time and length scales which are larger than those directly accessible by first principles methods.
Solid-Liquid Interface Theory (ACS Symposium Series),J. Woods Halley,An American Chemical Society Publication,0841237174,Chemistry - Physical & Theoretical,Congresses,Material Science,Science,Science/Mathematics,Solid-liquid interfaces,Surface Chemistry,Analytical chemistry,Chemistry | Physical Chemistry,Computer modelling & simulation,Condensed matter physics (liquids & solids),Science / Chemistry / Physical & Theoretical,Surface chemistry & adsorption
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