Electrochemistry for Materials Science

Electrochemistry is a branch of physical chemistry that studies the relationship between electrical parameters and the identifiable chemical changes, with electricity considered as an outcome of a particular chemical change. In the past few decades, it has been pushing forward to accomplish an interdisciplinary application, in chemistry, biology, physics, electronics, and other related areas. The aim of this book is to cover the recent advances related to materials used either in electrochemical energy storage, which encompasses supercapacitors and Li ion, Na ion, or other rechargeable batteries, or in electrochemical energy conversion, which includes electrocatalysts, green fuel production, fuel cells, etc.  

Print ISBN: 9781682518236 | $160 | 2022 | Hardcover

Subject: Engineering and Technology

Editor: Sichul Lee

About the editor: Sichul Lee received his Doctoral degree in Chemical Engineering. His recent research work focuses on: design and scaleup of multiphase reactors, and modeling and optimization of industrial processes with focus on Fischer-Tropsch Synthesis; CO2 sequestration in deep coal seams; CO2 capture from syngas and natural gas using chemical and physical solvents; and EOR using CO2 and alcohols.