3.4 In most cases, the currents for individual processes are additive, that is, the total current...
3.4 In most cases, the currents for individual processes are additive, that is, the total current, i, is given . Consider a solution with a as the sum of the currents for different electrode reactions (i, i2, i3, Pt working electrode immersed in a solution of 1.0 M HBr and 1 mM K,Fe(CNs. Ass lowing exchange current densities: Assume the fol- H+/H2 Br2/Br Fe(CN)67/Fe(CN)4- jo 103 A/cm2 Jo = 10-2 A/cm2 Jo=4×10-5 A/cm2 3.8 Problems 135 Use a spreadsheet program to calculate and plot the current-potential curve for this system scanning from the anodic background limit to the cathodic background limit. Take the appro- priate standard potentials from Table C.1 and values for other parameters (mo, a, .. . ) from Problem 3.3. The general equation referred in problem 3.2 is following: asS 1ー , expl-afn] 1 lo exp[(1-α)/n] ,a sion
3.4 In most cases, the currents for individual processes are additive, that is, the total current, i, is given . Consider a solution with a as the sum of the currents for different electrode reactions (i, i2, i3, Pt working electrode immersed in a solution of 1.0 M HBr and 1 mM K,Fe(CNs. Ass lowing exchange current densities: Assume the fol- H+/H2 Br2/Br Fe(CN)67/Fe(CN)4- jo 103 A/cm2 Jo = 10-2 A/cm2 Jo=4×10-5 A/cm2 3.8 Problems 135 Use a spreadsheet program to calculate and plot the current-potential curve for this system scanning from the anodic background limit to the cathodic background limit. Take the appro- priate standard potentials from Table C.1 and values for other parameters (mo, a, .. . ) from Problem 3.3. The general equation referred in problem 3.2 is following: asS 1ー , expl-afn] 1 lo exp[(1-α)/n] ,a sion