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Ah&act-The catalogue of known mass transfer mechanisms acting at gas evolving electrodes has to be extended by a mechanism which has obviously been ignored so far. Under certain conditions, free convection owing to density gradients within the liquid phase (single-phase convection) exerts the contro
Ahstrati-An equation for single-phase mass transfer at gas evolving electrodes derived in part I of this paper [ElectroAm. Acta 38, 1421 (1993).] is tested in comparison with experimental data for ions transferred to the electrode and for dissolved gas transferred from the electrode. The agreement b
Thermodynamic data for the electrosorption of aromatic molecules at metal electrodes (the electrosorption valency y, surface concentration r, the double layer capacity C,, and the free adsorption enthalpy AC,) are analysed for phenol at mercury as an example. At small r the phenol molecule is adsorb