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9.1 INTRODUCTION
Joliot’s fundamental work, especially the publication in 1930 of the report on his
method, can be considered a landmark in the application of radiochemical methods
in electrochemistry. In the 1950s and 1960s, development in this field was marked by
the simultaneous formation of working groups in Moscow (in Frumkin’s Institute,
Balashova and Kazarinov; in the Karpov Institute, Kolotyrkin and Losev), Leipzig
and Dresden (Schwabe and coworkers), and in Pennsylvania (Bockris and cow-
orkers) (see reviews (1-10)).
