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Textbook in PDF format The projected rate of depletion of fossil fuels, as well as the climate change related to their combustion and the correlated ecological footprint of mankind have become widely discussed issues. Nuclear power plants have appeared to be a reliable source of electrical energy without emissions. However, the recent incident at the Fukushima Daiichi Power Plant in Japan has once again demonstrated their threatening danger. In order to meet the rising future demand for energy, new forms of electrical energy production and storage must be engineered. For this purpose, research in the field of electrochemical systems has been intensified in recent years. The direct transformation of chemical energy into electrical energy and vice versa yields the potential of high efficiencies, fuels flexibility, as well as fast and efficient storage of electrical energy. Electrochemical energy converting systems are versatile and are capable of meeting energy needs for a variety of applications ranging from consumer products to medium-sized power plants. Current research efforts have been focused on optimization of the applied materials systems and the identification of basic reaction steps in electrochemical devices. A large number of models have been developed from these research findings, however, the versatility of most of these proposed models is small and they are not appropriate for systems other than those that they were designed for. This is generally due to the requirement of undesired simplifications or generalizations, or alternatively from overly complex derivations with a high number of parameters and interdependencies that complicate their handling. The impartial electrochemical characterization – in order to compare systems and approaches and to estimate their long term and maximum power capabilities – remains the important discipline, that will answer the question, whether a new system can be operated economically sound or not. For this task independent physical quantities have to be deduced from measurements through elaborate models to rate the performance of the system under test, because these quantities are not directly accessible for electrochemical systems
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