The distribution of relaxation times (DRT) is a fast-growing methodology that is used to
interpret data obtained from electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) experiments …

In the present work, we introduced a novel way to study the Tafel slope of titanium in passive
state based on potentiodynamic test with a break by potentiostatic polarization. The power …

The impedances of several electric double layer capacitors are analysed at high frequencies
by using the Randles equivalent electric circuit with the semi-infinite Warburg impedance …

Several issues concerning constant-phase element (CPE) behavior in the impedance
response of films with a distributed resistivity are addressed here. To carry it out we consider …

A study of the behaviour of the low-frequency development approximations to the
transmissive Warburg diffusion impedance in both the frequency and time domains is …

This paper addresses the interplay between electrical fields in the human body and the
corrosion behavior of Ti-6Al-4V alloy, a prevalent orthopedic material. The study investigates …

Abstract Gold-nickel coatings (Au–Ni) were applied by electrodeposition (ED) and
electroless deposition (ELD) on additively manufactured (AM) AlSi10Mg alloy to improve the …

Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy of batteries and fuel cells suffers from ambiguity
due to overlapping features of different electrochemical processes. One approach to mitigate …

The problem regarding the distribution of relaxation times (DRT) is revisited and discussed
from the view point of mathematics and computing algorithms. Although the algorithm in …

The derivation of mathematical models accounting for the variation of physical properties
along the thickness of thin systems such as oxide films, organic coatings and biological …