Journal of Physical Chemistry B 2000 Richard G. Compton - Abstracts

Journal of Physical Chemistry B 2000 Richard G. Compton
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A liquid water model: Density variation from supercooled to superheated states, prediction of H-bonds, and temperature limits.Chemicals, plastics and rubber industriesRichard G. Compton, F. Hutschka, R. Graham Cooks, S. Clemendot, Nathan S. Lawrence, Arshad Khan
Atomic force microscopy under defined hydrodynamic conditions: three-dimensional flow calculations applied to the dissolution of salicylic acid.Chemicals, plastics and rubber industriesBarry A. Coles, Richard G. Compton, Shelly J. Wilkins, Marco F. Suarez, Qi Hong, George E. Tranter, David Firmin
Microdisk electrode voltammetry: theoretical characterization and experimental verification of a novel electrocataltic mechanism.Chemicals, plastics and rubber industriesRichard G. Compton, F. Hutschka, R. Graham Cooks, S. Clemendot, Benjamin S. Brookes, Nathan S. Lawrence
Modeling hot wire electrochemistry. Coupled heat and mass transport at a directly and continuously heated wire.Chemicals, plastics and rubber industriesAndreas Beckmann, Barry A. Coles, Richard G. Compton, Peter Grundler, Frank Marken, Andreas Neudeck
Simulation of square wave voltammetry at hemispherical electrodes: electrochemically reversible, irreversible and quasi-reversible processes.Chemicals, plastics and rubber industriesRichard G. Compton, Benjamin A. Brookes, Gavin Macfie
Simulation of square-wave voltammetry: EC and ECE electrode processes.Chemicals, plastics and rubber industriesRichard G. Compton, Adrian B. Miles
Square wave anodic stripping voltammetry at mercury-plated electrodes. Simulation of surface morphology effects on electrochemically reversible, irreversible, and quasi-reversible processes: Comparison of thin films and microdroplets.Chemicals, plastics and rubber industriesRichard G. Compton, Marco F. Suarez, Matthew Poweel, Jon C. Ball, Yu-Chen Tsai
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