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Developments Of Fundamental Studies In Modern Electrochemistry──A Lecture For The National Advanced Workshop Of Modern Electrochemistry, Zhaowu Tian, Wenduan Su
Developments Of Fundamental Studies In Modern Electrochemistry──A Lecture For The National Advanced Workshop Of Modern Electrochemistry, Zhaowu Tian, Wenduan Su
Journal of Electrochemistry
This paper is a lecture notes spoken by profesor Tian to the national advancedworkshop of modern electrochemistry.The developments of fundamental studies of modernelectrochemistry are reviewed.outline of this subject as follows. 1. Importance of science and technology in electrochemistry 1.1 Electrochemical phenomena exist every where in nature1.2 Extensive applications of electrochemical technology 2.Electroch6mical systems and researches 2.1Characteristics 2.2Advantages 2.3Difficulties3.Advance the modern electrochemical fundamental study at atomic-molecular level3.l Comparisons between traditional and modern electrochemical studies 3. 2 Puzzles and strategy on the molecular-level study 3.3 Leap on molecular-level study──Opportunities
Self-Assembled Monolayers:Preparation,Properties And Application, Xiandui Dong, Juntao Lu, Chuansin Cha
Self-Assembled Monolayers:Preparation,Properties And Application, Xiandui Dong, Juntao Lu, Chuansin Cha
Journal of Electrochemistry
Self-assembling technique is a versatile approach to the preparation of monolayersof well-defined composition,structure,thickness and physicochemical properties.Different aspects,such as wettability,adhesion,corrosion,tribology,electrontransfer,protein adsorption,molecularrecognition,and applications of SAMs are widely studied.The developments in the last decade arereviewed,with special attention to the electrochemical studies related to electrodes modified with thiol-derivative-based SAMs