CIPYP   05508
CENTRO DE INVESTIGACIONES SOBRE PORFIRINAS Y PORFIRIAS
Unidad Ejecutora - UE
artículos
Título:
Covalently attached metalloporphyrins in LBL
Autor/es:
R.R. CARBALLO; V. CAMPODALL´ORTO; J. A. HURST; A. SPIAGGI; C. BONAZZOLA; I. N. REZZANO
Revista:
ELECTROCHIMICA ACTA
Editorial:
Elsevier
Referencias:
Lugar: Amsterdam; Año: 2008 vol. 53 p. 5215 - 5219
ISSN:
0013-4686
Resumen:
  a b s t r a c t A formylporphyrin has been covalently bound to Poly (Allylamine Hydrochloride) (PAH) and electrostatically self-assembled polyelectrolyte films, containing the attached metalloporphyrin, have been constructed. The UV–vis absorption band at 390nm has been followed as core porphyrin marker. The reflection–absorption IR spectra of the gold films modified with layer-by-layer (LBL) polyelectrolytes were recorded after 6 and 12 layers. Characteristic infrared absorbance bands of porphyrin, PAH and PVS became more evident on increasing the number of bilayers. The absorption bands at 750, 1214 and 2960cm−1, attributed at (S–O), s(SO3−) and ( NH2 +), respectively, showed a linear growth (R2 > 0.99) with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 +), respectively, showed a linear growth (R2 > 0.99) with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 +), respectively, showed a linear growth (R2 > 0.99) with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 +), respectively, showed a linear growth (R2 > 0.99) with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 +), respectively, showed a linear growth (R2 > 0.99) with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 +), respectively, showed a linear growth (R2 > 0.99) with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 +), respectively, showed a linear growth (R2 > 0.99) with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 −1, attributed at (S–O), s(SO3−) and ( NH2 +), respectively, showed a linear growth (R2 > 0.99) with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1 ), respectively, showed a linear growth (R2 > 0.99) with thenumber of adsorbedlayers.Alower correlation coefficientwas observedfor the band at 1585cm−1−1 attributed to Fe-protoporphyrin. In order to evaluate the electron transfer (ET) rate, the Ep of the [Fe(CN)6]4−/[Fe(CN)6]3− couple in solution was measured after covering the electrode. A proportional increase of the Ep with the number of layers is observed up to the 4th layer. After the second bilayer, the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. increase of the Ep with the number of layers is observed up to the 4th layer. After the second bilayer, the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. increase of the Ep with the number of layers is observed up to the 4th layer. After the second bilayer, the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. increase of the Ep with the number of layers is observed up to the 4th layer. After the second bilayer, the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. increase of the Ep with the number of layers is observed up to the 4th layer. After the second bilayer, the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. increase of the Ep with the number of layers is observed up to the 4th layer. After the second bilayer, the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. increase of the Ep with the number of layers is observed up to the 4th layer. After the second bilayer, the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. [Fe(CN)6]4−/[Fe(CN)6]3− couple in solution was measured after covering the electrode. A proportional increase of the Ep with the number of layers is observed up to the 4th layer. After the second bilayer, the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. increase of the Ep with the number of layers is observed up to the 4th layer. After the second bilayer, the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. increase of the Ep with the number of layers is observed up to the 4th layer. After the second bilayer, the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. increase of the Ep with the number of layers is observed up to the 4th layer. After the second bilayer, the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. increase of the Ep with the number of layers is observed up to the 4th layer. After the second bilayer, the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. increase of the Ep with the number of layers is observed up to the 4th layer. After the second bilayer, the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. increase of the Ep with the number of layers is observed up to the 4th layer. After the second bilayer, the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. [Fe(CN)6]4−/[Fe(CN)6]3− couple in solution was measured after covering the electrode. A proportional increase of the Ep with the number of layers is observed up to the 4th layer. After the second bilayer, the magnitude of the peak separation is highly related to the charge of the topmost layer. The method allowed controlling the film thickness via the number of deposited layers (LBL). The electrode described, resulted in a good catalyst for O2 reduction and sulfite oxidation. the magnitude of t