1 Ultrasonic Vibration Potentials. - I. Introduction. - II. Theory of Ionic Vibration Potentials (IVP). - III. Quantitative Measurements of Ultrasonic Vibration Potentials. - IV. Review of IVP Studies. - V. Miscellaneous Studies. - VI. Conclusion. - References. - 2 Impedance Measurements in Electrochemical Systems. - I. Introduction. - II. Interfacial Impedance. - III. Derivation of Impedance Functions for Electrochemical Systems. - IV. Instrumental Methods. - V. The Future. - References. - 3 Photoelectrochemical Kinetics and Related Devices. - I. Introduction. - II. Some Important Papers in Photoelectrochemical Kinetics. - III. Theory. - IV. Analysis of the Surface. - V. Practical Devices. - VI. Electricity Generation with Redox Couples. - VII. Carbon Dioxide Reduction. - VIII. Chlorine Production. - IX. Applications. - X. Summary. - References. - 4 Fundamental and Applied Aspects of Anodic Chlorine Production. - I. Introduction. - II. Anode Materials for Chlorine Evolution. - III. Fundamental Aspects of the Anodic Chlorine Evolution Reaction. - IV. Kinetic Aspects of the Chlorine Evolution Reaction. - V. Industrial Aspects of Chlorine Evolution. - References. - 5 Electrochemical Behavior of Titanium. - I. Introduction. - II. Active State Dissolution and Passivation. - III. Effects of Ti(III) and Ti(IV) Ions. - IV. Noble Metal Alloys and the Hydrogen Evolution Reaction. - References. - 6 Structural Properties of Membrane Ionomers. - I. Introduction. - II. General Aspects of Ionomeric Membranes. - III. Theoretical Models of Crosslinked Polyelectrolytes. - IV. Ion Pairing in Ionomeric Membranes. - V. Supermolecular Structure of Ionomeric Materials. - VI. Conclusion. - References. - 7 Bioelectrochemistry-Electrophysiology-Electrobiology. - I. Introduction. - II. Ions Membranes and Fields. - III. Bioelectrokinetics. - IV. Medical and Biological Applications of Fields. - References. - 8 Small-Particle Effects and Structural Considerations for Electrocatalysis. - I. Introduction. - II. Surface Structure of Small Particles. - III. Dependence of Metal Properties on Particle Size. - IV. Electrocatalysis on Solid Metal Electrodes. - V. Particle Size Effects in Electrocatalysis. - VI. Concluding Remarks. - References. Language: English