Experiments on phase and generalized synchronization of two coupled, nonidentical chaotic electrochemical oscillations are presented. We adapt measures of characterizing synchronization of a non-phase-coherent chaotic behavior and compare its properties and physicochemical mechanism to those of a phase-coherent behavior. Phase synchronization sets in along with the onset of generalized synchronization for the non-phase-coherent oscillations in contrast to phase-coherent oscillations in which the phase synchronization usually occurs at a weaker coupling strength.
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