Generalized Butler-Volmer relation on a curved electrode surface under the action of stress

According to the principle of thermal activation process, the energy state of a material under the action of stress is a function of local stress. A generalized Butler-Volmer relationship for the electrode reaction on the surface of a curved electrode is derived,which takes account of the effects of...

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Published inScience China. Physics, mechanics & astronomy Vol. 59; no. 11; pp. 44 - 50
Main Author Yang, FuQian
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Beijing Science China Press 01.11.2016
Springer Nature B.V
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Summary:According to the principle of thermal activation process, the energy state of a material under the action of stress is a function of local stress. A generalized Butler-Volmer relationship for the electrode reaction on the surface of a curved electrode is derived,which takes account of the effects of local stress and the radius of mean curvature. From this relationship, the overpotential is found to be proportional to hydrostatic stress and the activation volume under the condition of open circuit. The conditions for the deposition of the material made solely from solute atoms and the formation of surface pits and porous structures are obtained,using the generalized Butler-Volmer relationship.
Bibliography:According to the principle of thermal activation process, the energy state of a material under the action of stress is a function of local stress. A generalized Butler-Volmer relationship for the electrode reaction on the surface of a curved electrode is derived,which takes account of the effects of local stress and the radius of mean curvature. From this relationship, the overpotential is found to be proportional to hydrostatic stress and the activation volume under the condition of open circuit. The conditions for the deposition of the material made solely from solute atoms and the formation of surface pits and porous structures are obtained,using the generalized Butler-Volmer relationship.
Butler-Volmer relationship, overpotential, stress
11-5849/N
ISSN:1674-7348
1869-1927
DOI:10.1007/s11433-016-0198-6