Phase transition in porous electrodes

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Abstract

It is shown by Monte Carlo simulation that electrochemical thermodynamics of electrolytes in a porous electrode is qualitatively different from that in the bulk with a planar electrode. In particular, first order phase transitions occur in porous electrodes when the pore size is comparable to the ion size of the electrolytes: as the voltage is increased from zero, the surface charge density and the ion density in the porous electrodes discontinuously change at a specific voltage. The critical points for those phase transitions are identified. © 2011 American Institute of Physics.

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Kiyohara, K., Sugino, T., & Asaka, K. (2011). Phase transition in porous electrodes. Journal of Chemical Physics, 134(15). https://doi.org/10.1063/1.3578468

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