Chapter 1 gives a brief overview of in four pages the major applications of electrochemical processes, albeit with an united states of america perspective, and a quick history of its industrial development. The recommended reading refers to the lectures notes and exam solutions from previous years or to the books listed below. Principles of electromechanical energy conversion why do we study this. Draft breaking the chemical paradigm in electrochemical.
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