Impedance Spectroscopy: Theory, Experiment, and Applications is the only text currently available in the technical literature that extensively treats, in a single volume, both the theoretical considerations and the practical applications of impedance spectroscopy. The expert on impedance spectroscopy will find an in-depth treatment of the topics presented, while the novice will gain information on the potential for and applicability of the technique. The book is divided into four chapters. Chapter 1 discusses the fundamental aspects of impedance spectroscopy, giving basic definitions, principal applications of the impedance spectroscopy experiment, and physical models for equivalent circuit elements. Chapter 2 provides a thorough treatment of the theory, examining the electrical analogs of physical and chemical processes, and the use of equivalent circuits to model different processes and effects.
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