A diagram showing how oxidation–reduction behaviour for compounds of a given element depends on pH. This type of diagram was invented in 1938 by Marcel Pourbaix (1904–98), who subsequently developed it extensively.
A diagram used to illustrate the pH dependence of the oxidation-reduction behaviour for compounds of a given element (see Fig. 42).
Fig. 42
- data communications
- data communications equipment
- data compaction
- data compression
- data contamination
- data controller
- data converter
- data dependency
- data depth
- data description
- data dictionary
- data diddling
- data differencing
- data directory
- data dredging
- data-driven design
- data-driven processing
- Data Encryption Algorithm
- Data Encryption Standard
- data entry
- data field
- data file
- dataflow
- dataflow architecture
- dataflow diagram