Fast precipitation pattern formation in a metallic two-component dissolution-reaction process

Article Abstract:

The precipitation patterns which result when solid zirconium is made to react with molten aluminum for a few seconds in a temperature range of 720

Aluminum, Aluminum (Metal), Chemical reactions, Zirconium

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Pattern formation in the NaOH + CuCl2 reaction

Article Abstract:

A simple chemical system is presented that can be used with inorganic reactants (NaOH and CuCl2) to form a wide variety of spatial patterns previously only seen in more complex systems.

Electrolyte solutions

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Combined analysis of interfacial distance parameters and steric factors for the kinetic study of retarded amalgam formation reactions under conditions of constant electrode coverage: Cd(II)/Cd(Hg) reduction N-methylformamide as a model reaction

Article Abstract:

Research is presented describing the use of constant apparent electrode coverage to study electroreduction in n-methylformamide to determine steric and distance parameters.

Electrodynamics

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