The understanding of hydrogen/lithium insertion phenomena is of great importance for the development of the next generation of functional electrochemical devices such as rechargeable batteries, electrochromic devices, and fuel cells. This volume introduces a variety of viable electrochemical methods to identify reaction mechanisms and evaluate relevant kinetic properties of insertion electrodes. The authors also outline various ways to analyze anomalous behaviour of hydrogen/lithium transport through insertion electrodes.

Electrochemical Methods

Hydrogen Absorption into and Subsequent Diffusion through Hydride-Forming Metals
Hydrogen Transport under Impermeable Boundary Conditions
Hydrogen Trapping inside Metals and Metal Oxides
Generation of Internal Stress during Hydrogen and Lithium Transport
Abnormal Behaviors in Hydrogen Transport: Importance of Interfacial Reactions
Effect of Cell-impedance on Lithium Transport
Lithium Transport through Electrode with Irregular/Partially-Inactive Interfaces.