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  • Encyclopedia of Applied Electrochemistry
    In a redox electrode both reactants are chemically closely related with different states of oxidation being the discerning property: .
  • Electrochemical Dictionary
    According to the nature of species participating in electrochemical equilibria and the realization of the equilibria we may speak of ! electrodes of the first kind, ! electrodes of the second kind, ! electrodes of the third kind, ! redox electrodes , and ! membrane electrodes.
  • Electrochemical Dictionary
    redox electrodes , and .
  • Biosensing for the 21st Century
    An efficient transfer of electrons from the redox electrode directly to the enzyme substitutes electron donors proteins.
  • Handbook of Nanoelectrochemistry
    20 Nanostructured Transition Metal Oxides Produced by Electrodeposition for Application as Redox Electrodes for Supercapacitors................................................................................
  • Environmental Analysis by Electrochemical Sensors and Biosensors
    – Potentiometric sensors, in which the potential of the indicator electrode (ion-selective electrode, redox electrode , metal/metal oxide electrode) is measured against a reference electrode.
  • Handbook of Reference Electrodes
    According to the nature of species participating in electrochemical equilibria and the realization of the equilibria, we may speak of electrodes of the first kind, electrodes of the second kind, electrodes of the third kind, redox electrodes , and membrane electrodes.
  • Glass-based redox sensor
    It could be shown that the measurement results obtained with these electrodes were comparable to those received with conventional noble metal-based redox electrodes .
  • Electroanalytical Methods
    II.9.3.1 Redox Electrodes .
  • Molecular Catalysts for Energy Conversion
    R. A. Marcus derived a formula for redox electrode reactions using classical electrostatic models [23,25].