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2021 Fall semester Electrochemistry (전기화학) : 12 pm - 2:45 am

This document provides information about an electrochemistry course being offered in the fall semester. The main points are: - The course is taught by Professor Ju-Won Jeon on Mondays from 12pm to 2:45pm. Office hours are Tuesdays from 10:30am to 12pm. - Students must attend over 70% of classes to receive a grade. Missing more than 3-4 classes will result in an automatic failing grade. - Grading will be based on a presentation (40%), final exam (45%), attendance (10%), and attitude (5%). - The expected schedule covers topics like general electrochemistry, electrochemical cells, kinetics of electrode reactions,
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2021 Fall semester Electrochemistry (전기화학) : 12 pm - 2:45 am

This document provides information about an electrochemistry course being offered in the fall semester. The main points are: - The course is taught by Professor Ju-Won Jeon on Mondays from 12pm to 2:45pm. Office hours are Tuesdays from 10:30am to 12pm. - Students must attend over 70% of classes to receive a grade. Missing more than 3-4 classes will result in an automatic failing grade. - Grading will be based on a presentation (40%), final exam (45%), attendance (10%), and attitude (5%). - The expected schedule covers topics like general electrochemistry, electrochemical cells, kinetics of electrode reactions,
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2021 Fall semester

Electrochemistry
(전기화학)

Mon: 12 pm – 2:45 am

Instructor: Ju-Won Jeon (응용화학과)

Office: 휘랑관 810호


Office hours: Tues 10:30 am-12 pm
Email:[email protected]
Zoom online class
• You should attend >70% of the full class for the grade

• If you miss more than 3-4 times, it will be automatically


graded as F (University policy)

• We will start at 12:30 for the convenience.


Grading – absolute evaluation

※ Presentation 40 %

※ Final exam 45 %

※ attendance 10 %

※ attitude 5%

Presentation Final exam attitude Attendance total

40 % 45 % 5% 10 % 100 %
Expected Schedules
1주차 General electrochemistry 9주차 Presentation
2주차 Electrochemical cells
3주차 Electrochemical cells 10주차 Electrochemical methods
11주차 Electrochemical Applications
4주차 Presentation 12주차 Electrochemical Applications
13주차 Presentation
5주차 Presentation

6주차 Kinetics of Electrode 14주차 Presentation


Reactions
7주차 Kinetics of Electrode 15 주차 Final exam
Reactions
8주차 Presentation

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Textbook
• Electrochemical Methods, Fundamentals and Applications,
2nd edition, by A. J. Bard and L. R. Faulkner (main)

• Physical Chemistry, Atkins. 9th edition


Introduction and Overview of Electrode Processes

Corrosion (a redox process) thermodynamic data

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Properties of electrolytes

• Ions in solutions transported when a potential difference


applied between the two electrodes.

• We will pay attention to the movement of ions in the


electrolyte.

κ : conductivity [S/cm]
G: conductance [S]
l : distance of separating charged plates [cm]
A : cross-sectional area [cm2]
Kinetics of electrochemistry

Current-overpotential
relation

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Mass transfer

1. Migration(이동). Movement of a charged body under the influence of an electric field (a


gradient of electrical potential).

2. Diffusion(확산). Movement of a species under the influence of a gradient of chemical


potential (i.e., a concentration gradient).

3. Convection(대류). Stirring or hydrodynamic transport. Generally fluid flow occurs because of


natural convection (convection caused by density gradients) and forced convection, and may be
characterized by stagnant regions, laminar flow, and turbulent flow.

Nernst-Plank
equation
Diffusion Migration

Convection
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Li-ion Batteries (LIBs)
Discharge

Cathode: Li1-xCoO2 + xLi+ + e-  LiCoO2

Anode: LixC6  C6 + xLi+ + e-

Overall: Li1-xCoO2 + LixC6  LiCoO2 + C6

• Li+ is migrated from an anode to a cathode during discharge.


• Muench S. et al. Chem. Rev. 2016, 116, 9438-9484.

Charge

Cathode: LiCoO2 Li1-xCoO2 + xLi+ + e-

Anode: C6 + xLi+ + e-  LixC6

Overall: LiCoO2 + C6  Li1-xCoO2 + LixC6

• Li+ is migrated from a cathode to an anode 10


during charge.
Capacitors and Supercapacitors
Conventional Supercapacitor
Capacitor
Lead wire

Electrode

Dielectri
c

• 𝐶 ∶ Capacitance
ε𝑟ε0𝐴 • E : Specific energy density
𝐶 = E = 1/2𝐶𝑉2 • ε𝑟 : dielectric constant of materials
𝑑 • ε0 : Permittivity of vacuum
• d : effective thickness of double layer
• A : effective surface area of electrode

• In both conventional capacitors and supercapacitors, C and E are deter


mined by dielectric constant, ε𝑟 of materials.
• Chem T.; Dai L. J. Mater Chem A. 2014, 2, 10756.
Thank you!

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