AppliedPotential

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AppliedPotential [OSWfa01b7cec39845f7be8b31a6f6533767]
ID OSWfa01b7cec39845f7be8b31a6f6533767
UUID fa01b7ce-c398-45f7-be8b-31a6f6533767
Label AppliedPotential
Machine compatible name AppliedPotential
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Description

Difference of electric potentials measured between identical metallic leads to two electrodes of an electrochemical cell.

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Type(s)/Category(s) EmmoTerm
Term
EmmoTerm
Comment
  • Single electrode potentials relative to hypothetical standards, such as vacuum zero, are not experimentally accessible. [en]
  • The applied potential is divided into a) two electrode potentials, each of which is the dif- ference of potential existing between the bulk of the solution and the interior of the con- ducting material of the electrode, b) an IR or ohmic potential drop through the solution of resistance R at electric current I, and c) another ohmic potential drop through each elec- trode and its metallic leads. [en]
Superclass
  • CellVoltage
  • ElectrochemicalQuantity
  • Alternative label
  • Voltage [en]
  • URIhttp://emmo.info/electrochemistry#electrochemistry_fa01b7ce_c398_45f7_be8b_31a6f6533767
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    text"Voltage"
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    text"Single electrode potentials relative to hypothetical standards, such as vacuum zero, are not experimentally accessible."
    lang"en"
    text"The applied potential is divided into a) two electrode potentials, each of which is the dif- ference of potential existing between the bulk of the solution and the interior of the con- ducting material of the electrode, b) an IR or ohmic potential drop through the solution of resistance R at electric current I, and c) another ohmic potential drop through each elec- trode and its metallic leads."
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