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Preface v
List of Contributors vii
In-situ FTIR Studies on the Acid-Base Equilibria of Adsorbed Species on Well-Defined Metal Electrode Surfaces Antonio Berna Antonio Rodes Juan M. Feliu 1
Contributions of External Reflection Infrared Spectroscopy to Study the Oxidation of Small Organic Molecules Teresa Iwasita Giuseppe A. Camara 33
Contribution of In-situ Infrared Reflectance Spectroscopy in the Study of Nanostructured Fuel Cell Electrodes Jean-Michel Leger Francoise Hahn 63
In-situ FTIR Spectroscopic Studies of the Adsorption and Oxidation of Small Organic Molecules at the Ru(0001) Electrode Under Various Conditions Wen-Feng Lin Paul A. Christensen Jia-Mei Jin Andrew Hamnett 99
In-situ Microscope FTIR Reflection Spectroscopy and Its Applications in Electrochemical Adsorption and Electrocatalysis on Nanostructured Surfaces Shi-Gang Sun Zhi-You Zhou 139
IR Spectroelectrochemistry: Instrumentation and Applications of External Reflection, ATR, and Transmission Sampling C. Korzeniewski 179
Electrocatalytic Reactions on Platinum Electrodes Studied by Dynamic Surface-Enhanced Infrared Absorption Spectroscopy (SEIRAS) M. Osawa 209
FTIR and X-ray AbsorptionSpectroscopy of Operating Fuel Cells Eugene S. Smotkin 247
Vibrational and Electronic Spectroscopic Investigation of the Electrochemical Interface using IR-Visible Sum-Frequency Generation and Related Nonlinear Optical Techniques Abderrahmane Tadjeddine Franck Vidal 273
In-situ Raman Spectroscopic Studies of Pyridine Adsorption on Different Transition Metal Surfaces Bin Ren De-Yin Wu Zhong-Qun Tian 299
In-situ Surface X-ray Scattering and Infrared Reflection Adsorption Spectroscopy of CO Chemisorption at the Electrochemical Interface Christopher A. Lucas Nenad M. Markovic 339
Resonance Elastic and Inelastic X-ray Scattering Processes for In-situ Investigation of Electrochemical Interfaces K.-C. Chang A. Menzel V. Komanicky H. You J. Inukai A. Wieckowski E.V. Timofeeva Y.V. Tolmachev 383
In-situ ESR for Studies of Paramagnetic Species on Electrode Surfaces and Electron Spins Inside Electrode Materials Lin Zhuang Juntao Lu 409
Coupling Interfacial Electrochemistry with Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy: An Electronic Perspective Yu Ye Tong 441
From Stepped Single Crystal Surfaces to Ordered Bimetallic Electrodes: Adsorption and Electrocatalysis as Studied by DEMS and STM Helmut Baltruschat Rainer Bubar Siegfried Ernst Fernando Hernandez 471
Subject Index 539
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reviewed In-Situ Spectroscopic Studies of Adsorption at the Electrode and Electrocatalysis on June 28, 2020
In-Situ Spectroscopic Studies of Adsorption at the Electrode and Electrocatalysis
An excellent book that gives the facts on our dependency on coal and oil. Bryce recommends natural gas as an interim solution that leads to nuclear.
In the light of Fukashima, I doubt that any democratically-elected government is brave enough to launch nuclear power plant construction, and in most countries, the population will be highly sceptical of shale gas extraction, which involves pumping water, sand and chemicals into the area where there might be aquifers.
I did not agree with him on two points: He talks about the power density of nuclear. Yes, the power plant and waste occupy small spaces, but the uranium mines involve vast areas of strip-mined land. He says that wind power needs lots of land, but the only part connected to the ground is the tower - a very small amount of real estate. And does it matter in the ocean?
He says that renewables cannot be used for base-line electricity production, but the introduction of the smart/super grid will address this problem.
If Thorium-based nuclear plants are sanctioned now, we will have to wait 20-30 years for the electricity. A huge amount of pollution and C02 will be released in the meantime, plus the "life-cycle cost and CO2 released in construction and fuelling/reprocessing. Building wind farms offshore will not take near as long.
Bryce does not mention tidal or wave power. The potential for tidal power is immense, and a good dollop of research investment will solve the technical problems.
Perhaps energy is proportional to prosperity, but I think the world has to redefine what prosperity really is and stop measuring in terms of GDP growth.
A great book, all the same - everyone should read it!
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