Electrochemistry, past and present

TLDR: In this article, an overview of the history of electrochemistry in the U.S. can be found, focusing on the development of charge transfer processes in the early years of the 20th century.

Abstract: 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 Diaphragrams 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