DOSAGES COULOMETRIQUES A COURANT CONSTANT ET EN SOLUTION NON AGITEE

[1] THEORY OF ELECTROLYSIS AT CONSTANT CURRENT IN UNSTIRRED SOLUTION .2. CONSECUTIVE ELECTROCHEMICAL REACTIONS [J]. JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, 1953, 75 (17) : 4205 - 4213

[2] THEORY OF ELECTROLYSIS AT CONSTANT CURRENT WITH PARTIAL OR TOTAL CONTROL BY DIFFUSION - APPLICATION TO THE STUDY OF COMPLEX IONS [J]. JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, 1953, 75 (10) : 2486 - 2493

[3] DUYCKAERTS G, 1953, IND CHIM BELG, V18, P795

[4] *UTILISATION DES COURBES DE POLARISATION DANS LES DOSAGES ELECTROCHIMIQUES .2. POTENTIOMETRIE A INTENSITE CONSTANTE [J]. ANALYTICA CHIMICA ACTA, 1952, 7 (04) : 360 - 379

[5] *UTILISATION DES COURBES DE POLARISATION DANS LES DOSAGES ELECTROCHIMIQUES .1. PROPRIETES GENERALES [J]. ANALYTICA CHIMICA ACTA, 1952, 7 (02) : 172 - 184

[6] GIERST L, 1952, THESIS BRUXELLES

[7] GIERST L, 1950, COMM CITCE, V2, P117

[8] On the concentration at the electrodes in a solution, with special reference to the liberation of hydrogen by electrolysis of a mixture of copper sulphate and sulphuric acid. [J]. PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE, 1901, 1 (1-6) : 45 - 79

[1] THEORY OF ELECTROLYSIS AT CONSTANT CURRENT IN UNSTIRRED SOLUTION .2. CONSECUTIVE ELECTROCHEMICAL REACTIONS [J]. JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, 1953, 75 (17) : 4205 - 4213

[2] THEORY OF ELECTROLYSIS AT CONSTANT CURRENT WITH PARTIAL OR TOTAL CONTROL BY DIFFUSION - APPLICATION TO THE STUDY OF COMPLEX IONS [J]. JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, 1953, 75 (10) : 2486 - 2493

[3] DUYCKAERTS G, 1953, IND CHIM BELG, V18, P795

[4] *UTILISATION DES COURBES DE POLARISATION DANS LES DOSAGES ELECTROCHIMIQUES .2. POTENTIOMETRIE A INTENSITE CONSTANTE [J]. ANALYTICA CHIMICA ACTA, 1952, 7 (04) : 360 - 379

[5] *UTILISATION DES COURBES DE POLARISATION DANS LES DOSAGES ELECTROCHIMIQUES .1. PROPRIETES GENERALES [J]. ANALYTICA CHIMICA ACTA, 1952, 7 (02) : 172 - 184

[6] GIERST L, 1952, THESIS BRUXELLES

[7] GIERST L, 1950, COMM CITCE, V2, P117

[8] On the concentration at the electrodes in a solution, with special reference to the liberation of hydrogen by electrolysis of a mixture of copper sulphate and sulphuric acid. [J]. PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE, 1901, 1 (1-6) : 45 - 79