Fenomena overpotensial hidrogen

Hydrogen Overpotential

Phenomena

Irwin Maulana

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T. Metalurgi

19 Maret 2012 (Revision)

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Outline

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1 Introduction

2 Thermodynamics aspect

3 Kinetics aspect

4 References

Introduction

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OVERPOTENTIAL?

The difference of equilibrium with applied

potential.

= Eapplied – Eequilibrium

Types of Overpotential

1. Concentration

2. Activation

Thermodynamics aspect

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Polarization Curve

Tidak Perlu

Overpotensial

Aqueous Solution

Perlu

Overpotensial

Perlu

Overpotensial

Aqueous Solution Non Aqueous Solution

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POLARIZATION CURVE

(I vs E)

Equilibrium reaction M+ + e- M which is

occured on the electrode surface will cause the

current which is depend on the potential given.

Condition 1

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(a)

Noble

Metals

0E

+

M / M2+

H2 / H+

i

_

Condition 1

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• For noble metal

• In general, metal has lower hydrogen

overpotential

• Electrolysis can be occurred with high

current efficiency.

Condition 2

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(b)

Metals with

Intermediate

Reactivity

0

E

+

M / M2+

H2 / H+

i

_

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Condition 2

Intermediate reactivity

For Ni, Zn, Cd dan Fe

Can be extracted with aqueous solution

electrolysis method

Hydrogen overpotential is higher

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(c)

Reactive

Metals

0E

+

M / M2+

H2 / H+

i

_

Condition 3

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Condition 3

Very reactive metals

Cannot be extracted with aqueous solution

media

because ηH2 increase quickly

fused salt as used media

Kinetics aspect

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Ion movement which is occurred slowly

cause the potential deviate from Nerst

formulation.

In Hydrogen : 2H+ + 2e- H2

Kinetics aspect

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Mass Transfer-Controlled Reaction-Concentration Overpotential

Interfacial Reaction Rate Control-Activation

Overpotential

Kinetics aspect

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Kinetics aspect

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I. H3O+ diffusion from Bulk Solution to double layer

II. H3O+ go through Double Layer

III. Decomposition

H3O+ H2O + H +

IV. Electrochemical

H3O+ + M + e- M-H + H2O

2 M-H 2M + H2

V. H2 (g) desorption from NBL

VI. H2 (g) diffusion from Bulk Solution menjauhi

electrode

References

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H. S. Ray A. Ghosh. 1991. Principles of Extractive Metallurgy : New Age International

Rosenqvist. Principles of Extractive Metallurgy.McGraw-Hill Kogakusha Ltd., Tokyo. 2nd ed. 1983.

Bard, A.J.; Faulkner, L.R. Electrochemical Methods: Fundamentals and Applications. New York: John Wiley & Sons, 2nd Edition, 2000 [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overpotential, Diakses tanggal 19 Maret 2012]

http://electrochem.cwru.edu/encycl/art-t01-tafel.htm [Diakses tanggal 19 Maret 2012]

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