Encyclopedia of Electrochemistry, Volume 7a: Inorganic Electrochemistry (Encyclopedia of Electrochemistry)

electrochemical Processes Play An Increasingly Large Role In Our Daily Lives; Whether In Producing Or Saving Energy, Rust Protection Or Nerve Stimuli In Our Bodies. This 11-volume Encyclopedia Provides Both An Easy Introduction To All Topics Related To Modern Electrochemistry As Well As Comprehensive Overview Of The Subject. unrivalled In Its Breadth And Depth, This First-class Reference Work Has Been Created And Written By Renowned Scientists, Covering Everything From Fundamental Research To Areas Of Application. Cover Page......Page 1 Book Info......Page 2 Table of Contents......Page 3 1 Standard Potentials......Page 4 2 Standard, Formal, and Other Characteristic Potentials of Selected Electrode Reactions......Page 20 3 Redox Potential-structure Relationships in Coordination Compounds......Page 80 4 Molecular Hydrogen, Hydride, and Dihydrogen Complexes......Page 112 5 Redox Properties, Electrochemistry of Oxygen......Page 120 6.1 Fullerenes......Page 146 6.2 Electrochemical Reactions of Carbon Dioxide......Page 203 6.3 Carbon Monoxide and Binary Metal Carbonyls......Page 227 7.1 Molecular Nitrogen and Dinitrogen Complexes......Page 234 7.2 Nitrogen Oxides and Oxyanions......Page 240 8 Sulfur......Page 252 9 The Electrochemistry of Halogens......Page 272 10 Silicon......Page 302 11 Alkali Metals......Page 332 12 Titanium, Zirconium, and Hafnium......Page 350 13 Vanadium Electrochemistry......Page 356 14 Niobium and Tantalum......Page 381 15 Chromium, Molybdenum and Tungsten......Page 383 16 Electrochemistry of the Group 7 Elements: Manganese, Technetium, and Rhenium......Page 395 2. 1. Iron(–II ): Collman's Reagent via Reduction of Iron(0) Pentacarbonyl......Page 457 2. 2. Bridged Di-iron Carbonyls......Page 458 2. 3. Low-valent Iron Porphyrins......Page 460 3. Mid-valent Iron Complexes' Electrochemistry (Iron II and III)......Page 461 3. 1. Ferrocene and Related Complexes......Page 462 3. 2. Coordination Complexes and Bioelectrochemical Applications......Page 463 3. 3. Switching Mechanisms Involving Translocation of Iron......Page 465 3. 5. Conclusion on Mid-valent Iron Systems......Page 466 5. Conclusions......Page 467 References......Page 468 18 The Nickel Group (Nickel, Palladium, and Platinum)......Page 484 19 Electrochemistry of Cobalt-containing Species......Page 516 Electrochemical processes play an increasingly large role in our daily lives; whether in producing or saving energy, rust protection or nerve stimuli in our bodies. This 11 volume encyclopedia provides both an easy introduction to several topics related to electrochemistry as well as an overview of the subject. Direct electrochemical methods for studying redox-active centers in proteins are those in which the exchange of electrons with an electrode is direct and does not involve electroactive mediators.