Transactions of The Electrochemical Society · 1931 · 10 citations · 0 references
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The oxygen and the hydrogen overvoltages of the iron‐nickel series of alloys were measured in molal potassium hydrate at 25° C. The hydrogen overvoltages of pure nickel and pure iron in hydrate are considerably lower than in acid. One set of constants in the formula η = a + b log i applies to the whole range of current densities for the hydrogen overvoltages ; two would be required for the oxygen.