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electrochemical promotion of catalysis: a standalone construct

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Electrocatalysis

the large, reversible, non-Faradaic change in a metal catalyst's rate when ions are pumped to or from it through a solid electrolyte, linked to work function change.

In electrocatalysis, electrochemical promotion of catalysis refers to the large, reversible, non-Faradaic change in a metal catalyst's rate when ions are pumped to or from it through a solid electrolyte, linked to work function change. This meaning comes from Vayenas (1990) in Nature.[1]

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References

Vayenas, C. G., Bebelis, S., & Ladas, S. (1990). Dependence of catalytic rates on catalyst work function. Nature, 343(6259), 625-627. https://doi.org/10.1038/343625a0

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