Calculate diffusion over potential for hydrogen evolution reaction, 2H^+ + 2e- = H2, at a current density of .2 A/cm2 and temperature 25C if limiting current density is 0.5 A/cm2? beta =.5
Diffusion rate D = Density
D1 = 0.2 and D2 = 0.5 r1 , r2 are the rate of diffusion
r1/r2 =
r1/r2 =
r1/r2 =
r1 /r2 = 1.58
r1 = 1.58 r2
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