O2+ + 2e- <-> R
1) For the above reaction under equilibrium, with concentrations of O two times that of R, calculate the exchange current density if the rate constant is 10-6 m/s.
2) Assuming standard conditions and identical O and R concentrations, calculate the charge transfer resistance assuming an electrode area of 1 cm2
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O2+ + 2e- <-> R 1) For the above reaction under equilibrium, with concentrations of O...
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