2011
DOI: 10.1016/s1452-3981(23)15005-x
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Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy Investigation of Alloy Inconel 718 in Molten Salts at High Temperature

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“…Generally, when a nonideal frequency response is obtained, distributed circuit elements can be employed in the equivalent circuits. The constant phase element (CPE) is the most widely used and has a noninteger power dependence on the frequency . Therefore, in this study, the equivalent circuit shown in Figure S9 was used to investigate the impedance spectra, where R s represents the solution resistance, R ct the charge-transfer resistance, and CPE the interfacial capacitance.…”
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“…Generally, when a nonideal frequency response is obtained, distributed circuit elements can be employed in the equivalent circuits. The constant phase element (CPE) is the most widely used and has a noninteger power dependence on the frequency . Therefore, in this study, the equivalent circuit shown in Figure S9 was used to investigate the impedance spectra, where R s represents the solution resistance, R ct the charge-transfer resistance, and CPE the interfacial capacitance.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The constant phase element (CPE) is the most widely used and has a noninteger power dependence on the frequency. 56 Therefore, in this study, the equivalent circuit shown in Figure S9 was used to investigate the impedance spectra, where R s represents the solution resistance, R ct the charge-transfer resistance, and CPE the interfacial capacitance. The values of R s and R ct obtained from EIS fitting and IE% are listed in Table 6 .…”
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“…The EEC fitting parameters are described in Tables 3-5. The use of EEC suggests that the passive film contains porosities in which the electrolyte penetrates [39,46]. The expression of the total impedance of the EEC is given by Equation (4).…”
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