Talk:Electrochemical promotion of catalysis

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(1) What I've added

Definitions

Examples and research fields

Mechanistic origins

Special cases (Low-temperature systems)

(2) What concerns you have

The already existing article (very short) with similar topics (not exactly), only deals with a "one-sentence" definition.

(3) What additions could be useful

Some graphical aids

Jaeyune (talk) 22:54, 16 May 2017 (UTC)[reply]