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The effect of continuous mechanical renewal (CMR) of a chromium electrode surface on the rate of hydrogen evolution has been investigated. The increase in steady state hydrogen evolution rate at a given potential due to CMR was found not to persist after CMR had ceased.

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Hydrogen Evolution on Freshly Generated Chromium Electrode Surfaces

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