22. Prof. Wolfgang Schmickler - The Double Layer at the Metal/Solution Interface

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  • Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024

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  • @is-gm6hg
    @is-gm6hg 2 года назад +6

    Thanks to Andrew Akbashev and all for having uploaded this great talk

  • @ElectrochemicalColloquium
    @ElectrochemicalColloquium  2 года назад +5

    First Part:
    00:00 - Introduction
    03:02 - Beginning of the talk
    10:41 - Incorrect double layer models
    25:15 - Helmholtz capacity and Parsons&Zobel plot
    28:45 - Role of weak adsorption
    37:55 - Improvements of Gouy-Chapman theory and DFT
    56:20 - Jellium model and capacity
    First Q&A:
    1:04:01 - Q1: Image charge
    1:06:10 - Q2: How PZC is related to open circuit potential
    1:07:40 - Q3: Protons near the electrode
    1:10:25 - Q4: Interaction between Pt and cations
    1:16:08 - Q5: Concentrated electrolytes
    Second Part:
    1:17:20 - DFT + hard spheres
    1:23:00 - Integral equation techniques and RISM
    1:26:27 - Molecular dynamics simulations
    1:32:00 - Potential of mean force (pmf)
    1:41:55 - Dynamics of the double layer
    1:52:52 - Latest development in QM/MM
    1:55:52 - Special topics: Nanoslits and Nanopores
    1:58:05 - Special topics: Ionic Liquids
    1:58:57 - Special topics: Liquid-liquid interfaces
    2:01:22 - Conclusions and advice
    2:06:46 - Literature
    Second Q&A:
    2:08:48 - Q6: Proton tunneling
    2:11:20 - Q7: Size of a water cluster used in calculations
    2:12:17 - Q8: Protons at the metal surface
    2:14:16 - Q9: Charges for the H+/graphene system
    2:16:21 - Q10: O2RR: Inner- and out-sphere mechanisms
    2:17:47 - Q11: Validity of local dielectric permittivity
    2:20:58 - Q12: Sensitivity of PMF to force fields parametrization
    2:22:41 - Q13: Semiconductor-electrolyte interfaces
    2:24:48 - Q14: Explicit vs Implicit solvent model
    2:27:38 - Q15: Charged intermediates at the surface
    2:29:10 - Q16: What is missing from experimentalists for the theory?