| Electrochemistry in Retrospect |
| An Overview Wollaston's Microtechniques for the Electrolysis of Water and Electrochemical Incandescence |
| A Pioneer in Miniaturization Michael Faraday's First Law of Electrochemistry |
| How Context Develops New Knowledge |
| The Universal Agent of Power: James Prescott Joule |
| Electricity, and the Equivalent of Heat |
| The Contribution of Electrochemistry to the Development of Chemical Kinetics |
| A Reappraisal of Arrenhius' Theory of Partial Dissociation of Electrolytes |
| Historical Highlights in Transference Number |
| Research Genesis of the Nernst Equation |
| The Choice of the Hydrogen Electrode as the Base for the Electromotive |
| Series Pursuit of the Elusive |
| Single Ion Activity Historical Development of the Understanding of Charge-Transfer |
| Processes in Electrochemistry William Lash Miller |
| History of Organic Electrosynthesis Anodic |
| Electroorganic Chemistry and Natural Products Oxygen Electrode |
| History, Design, and Applications Bioelectrochemistry |
| Before and After Development of Electrochemical |
| Instrumentation Development of the pH Meter |
| Development of the Glass Electrode pH |
| Glass Electrode and Its Mechanism Ion-Sensitive Electrodes |
| From Glasses to Crystals and Crowns Modification of Solid |
| Electrodes in Electroanalytical Chemistry, 1978-1988 |
| With the Drop of Mercury to the Nobel Prize Past and Future of the Dropping Electrode |
| Development of Pulse Polarography and Voltammetry Fortuitous Experiments |
| Discoveries of Underpotential and of Quantitive Anodic Stripping Voltammetry |
| Coulometric Titrimetry History of Electroanalytical |
| Chemistry in Molten Salts Electrodeless Conductivity |
| Spectroelectrochemistry Using Transparent Electrodes |
| An Anecdotal History of the Early Years |
| Borrowing From Industry: Edgar Fahs Smith's |
| Rotating Anode and Double Cup Mercury Cathode Henry J.S. Sand (1873-1944) |
| A Well-Remembered Tutor Industrial Electrochemistry |
| Industrial Diaphragms and Membranes Gibbs, LeSeur, and Willson |
| Pioneers of Industrial Electrochemistry History of Electrochemistry in Mexico |
| The Search for Portable Electricity: History of the High Energy Density |
| Batteries Evolution of Electrochemical Reactor Systems for Metal |
| Recovery and Pollution Control Electrochemical Machining |
| Development and Application |
| Electrochemistry in Retrospect |
| An Overview Wollaston's Microtechniques for the Electrolysis of Water and Electrochemical Incandescence |
| A Pioneer in Miniaturization Michael Faraday's First Law of Electrochemistry |
| How Context Develops New Knowledge |
| The Universal Agent of Power: James Prescott Joule |
| Electricity, and the Equivalent of Heat |
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Proceedings of the Symposium on Electrochemistry in the Preparation of Fluorine and Its Compounds