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A GEOMETRICAL CONFIGURATION AND ITS EFFECT ON THE PERFORMANCE OF AN ELECTROCHEMICAL CELL UNDER FREE CONVECTION WATHEQ NASER HUSSEIN Babylon University, College of Engineering/ALMusayab, Iraq Email: wathq777@yahoo.com Abstract The effect of positioning or location of the cathode electrode with respect to the surface margin of the electrodeposition electrolyte solution under free convection was numerically studied. The importance of such study arises from the fact that there is no study, according to the author s knowledge regarding the effect of electrode positioning (depth ef  1533 Views
it is about the effect of convection on electrchemical process
A GEOMETRICAL CONFIGURATION AND ITS EFFECT ON THE PERFORMANCE OF AN ELECTROCHEMICAL CELL UNDER FREE CONVECTION   1371 Views
free convection could affect the electrodeposition due to variation of concentration around the electrode
Performance of microbial Fuel cell under air Pumping to the cathode side  791 Views
using of air as feed to the cathode side of MFC and checking the performance of such cell
ANODE-CATHODE ARRANGEMENT AND ITS EFFECT ON MICROBIAL FUEL CELL PERFORMANCE USING DATE PASTE AS A SUBSTRATE  825 Views
it is about microbial fuel cell and its performance using cheap substrate
NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF PH EFFECT ON COPPER ELECTRODEPOSITION INSIDE INSULATED TRENCH - PART I  825 Views
this article is about numerical solution of the deposition process inside a trench

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