Hello,
Generally for electrochemical or photoelectrochemical water splitting, potential corresponding to current densities at 10 mA/cm2 is compared with the standards like Pt or Ru/Ir oxides. Is there any way or reference where one can estimate number of moles of hydrogen or oxygen evolved from these potential and current density values without measuring any direct gas chromatography or other volumetric techniques. Basically, I am looking for the conversion from current density (at specific potential) with the number of moles.
Thank you very much in advance
" Is there any way or reference where one can estimate number of moles of hydrogen or oxygen evolved from these potential and current density values without measuring any direct gas chromatography or other volumetric techniques." Faradaic yield is based on experimental data. Read textbooks.
you need to estimate number of moles of hydrogen or oxygen experimentally or numerically
I have linear sweep voltammetry results from that I would like to know how much hydrogen and oxygen is evolved
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