Bertram Blount
This book provides a comprehensive overview of the electro-chemical processes that have been established or are emerging for industrial use. The primary objective is to present these processes concisely while omitting extensive historical discussions to maintain brevity. The author compares electro-chemical methods with traditional chemical and metallurgical techniques, highlighting their relative advantages without delving deeply into older methodologies. A notable focus is placed on the relationship between the energy output of various processes and the energy required to achieve that output. The book discusses practical benefits and advancements in electro-chemical methods, drawn from innovative processes developed since the first edition's release. This second edition not only revises the original content but also incorporates valuable insights provided by Dr. Mollwo Perkin concerning organic electro-chemistry. The text is designed to be useful for practitioners interested in one of the most promising sectors of modern industry, thus aiming to equip them with essential, updated knowledge in this field.
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