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000000029 0247_ $$2DOI$$a10.6083/M47H1GGM
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000000029 245__ $$aThe pressure dependence of hydrogen adsorption on a platinum electrode
000000029 260__ $$bOregon Graduate Center
000000029 269__ $$a1972
000000029 336__ $$aThesis
000000029 502__ $$bM.S.
000000029 520__ $$aThe hydrogen electrode is probably the most important and most widely used electrode in the field of electrochemistry. The hydrogen electrode has been used for nearly 80 years as the electrochemical standard by which all other electrode potentials are assigned. The simplicity of its constituents makes this electrode ideal for study and analysis, and its reliability makes it useful as a reference electrode when studying other electrochemical phenomenon. The present investigation concerns itself with the study of the pressure dependence of hydrogen adsorption on a platinum electrode in acid media. The specific intent of this work is to find whether additional hydrogen absorbs onto a platinum electrode when the system pressure is increased.
000000029 542__ $$fIn copyright - single owner
000000029 650__ $$aAdsorption$$014318
000000029 650__ $$aElectrodes$$018284
000000029 650__ $$aHydrogen$$020430
000000029 650__ $$aElectrochemistry$$018281
000000029 650__ $$aProtons$$024779
000000029 692__ $$aDepartment of Chemistry$$041401
000000029 7001_ $$aThomas, Donald M.$$uOregon Graduate Center$$041351
000000029 7201_ $$aRoe, David K.$$uOregon Graduate Center$$041351$$7Personal$$eAdvisor
000000029 7201_ $$aLoehr, Thomas$$uOregon Graduate Center$$041351$$7Personal$$eCommittee member
000000029 7201_ $$aElliott, Richard A.$$uOregon Graduate Institute of Science and Technology$$041352$$7Personal$$eCommittee member
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000000029 980__ $$aTheses and Dissertations