On the Temperature Sensitivity of Electrochemical Reaction Thermodynamics

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Herein, we report a method to estimate the thermodynamic potentials of electrochemical reactions at different temperatures. We use a two-term Taylor series approximation of thermodynamic potential as a function of temperature, and we calculate the temperature sensitivity for a family of twenty seven known half reactions. We further analyze pairs of cathode and anode half-cells to pinpoint optimal voltage matches and discuss implications of changes in temperature on overall cell voltages. Using these observations, we look forward to increased interest in temperature and idealized half-reaction pairing as experimental choices for the optimization of electrochemical processes.

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Petersen, H. A., Miller, E. N., Pham, P. H., Kajal, Katsirubas, J. L., Koltunski, H. J., & Luca, O. R. (2023, May 24). On the Temperature Sensitivity of Electrochemical Reaction Thermodynamics. ACS Physical Chemistry Au. American Chemical Society. https://doi.org/10.1021/acsphyschemau.2c00063

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