| Webster's Online Dictionary |
| Expressions | Domain | Definition | |
| Electrode potential | Mining | A. The potential difference at the surface of separation between the electronic and electrolytic conductors that make up the electrode. In the terminology of corrosion it is sometimes called the open-circuit potential.b. The potential of a half-cell as measured against a standard reference half-cell. (references) | |
| Electrode potential | Physics | More noble electrode potentials, e. g. those of silver or copper in sulphate, nitrate or other non-complex-forming solutions, and that of oxygen on an inert metal or oxide-film, are positive. More base potentials, e. g. those of zinc, magnesium and sodium, are negative. When complexes are formed, metal potentials become less noble or less positive. Source: European Union. (references) | |
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| Standard electrode potential | 40 | Standard electrode potential | 40 | |
| Standard electrode potential (data page) | 27 | Standard electrode potential (data page) | 27 | |
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