Orlemann et al., 1953 - Google Patents
Measurement of disproportionation rates at the dropping mercury electrodeOrlemann et al., 1953
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- 15343109941516666936
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- Orlemann E
- Kern D
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- Journal of the American Chemical Society
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A theoretical study has been made of current increases at the dropping mercury electrode arising from disproportionation of the electrode product. A relationship is derived between this current increase, the diffusion current and the dispropor-tionation rate constant, which …
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