That's why I'm teaching chemistry. Electrochemistry is the most important branch of chemistry.

那就是我教化学的原因，电化学,则是化学最为重要的分支。

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So, I went to the library and I looked up Advances in Molten Salt Chemistry volume six because there's an article in there about the chemistry and electrochemistry of magnesium production.

所以我去了趟图书馆，查阅了,第六版的《高级熔融态盐化学》,因为那里面有一篇关于生产镁的,化学和电化学的文章。

麻省理工公开课 - 固态化学导论课程节选

So, this is what goes on in an electrolysis cell, and it works thanks to input energy from a power supply shown here.

所以，这是在一个电化学电池中发生的，它是靠输入的能量工作的,从和这个类似的电源输出的能量。

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So, for example, in an electrochemical cell, it would be possible to take the sodium ion, give back its electron, and convert it into a metallic sodium, take the chloride ion, remove its electron, and restore chlorine gas.

所以，例如一个电化学的电池，它可能带有钠离子，让它得到电子，把它变成金属钠，得到氯离子，让它失去电子，作为氯气储存。

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So, my research is electrochemistry.

我的研究是电化学。

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