Ebook: Bioelectrochemistry: General Introduction
Author: Dieter Walz S. Roy Caplan (auth.) S. Roy Caplan Ph.D. Israel R. Miller Ph.D. Giulio Milazzo (eds.)
- Tags: Physical Chemistry, Biochemistry general
- Series: Bioelectrochemistry: Principles and Practice 1
- Year: 1995
- Publisher: Birkhäuser Basel
- Edition: 1
- Language: English
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Volume 1 of this Series is intended to give the reader a fundamental understanding of the key areas deemed essential to the study of bioelec trochemistry. A thorough grasp of the theory and methodology of these basic topics is vital to cope successfully with the complex phenomena that currently face investigators in most bioelectrochemical laboratories. Chapter 1 outlines the nonequilibrium thermodynamics and kinetics of the processes involved, stressing the connection between the two ap proaches. Particular emphasis is placed on the enzymes catalyzing cytosolic reactions and membrane transport. The techniques discussed are sufficient for the study of systems in the steady state, but systems that are evolving towards the steady state, or show some other time-depen dent behavior, require in addition the techniques of mathematical modelling. These are dealt with in some detail in Chapter 2, where network representation of the system is treated at length as the method of choice in carrying out appropriate simulations. In Chapter 3 attention is directed to the twin problems of water structure and ionic hydration.
Content:
Front Matter....Pages I-XI
Nonequilibrium thermodynamics and kinetics....Pages 1-48
Methods of mathematical modelling....Pages 49-131
Structure of water and ionic hydration....Pages 132-210
Electrochemistry of colloidal systems: Double layer phenomena....Pages 211-287
Adsorption and surface reactions....Pages 288-362
Back Matter....Pages 363-369
Content:
Front Matter....Pages I-XI
Nonequilibrium thermodynamics and kinetics....Pages 1-48
Methods of mathematical modelling....Pages 49-131
Structure of water and ionic hydration....Pages 132-210
Electrochemistry of colloidal systems: Double layer phenomena....Pages 211-287
Adsorption and surface reactions....Pages 288-362
Back Matter....Pages 363-369
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