INQUIMAE   12526
INSTITUTO DE QUIMICA, FISICA DE LOS MATERIALES, MEDIOAMBIENTE Y ENERGIA
Unidad Ejecutora - UE
artículos
Título:
Adsorption and reduction of palladium–dimethylglyoxime complex
Autor/es:
RAMÍREZ SILVANA A.; GORDILLO GABRIEL J.
Revista:
JOURNAL OF ELECTROANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY
Editorial:
Elsevier
Referencias:
Lugar: Amsterdam; Año: 2009 vol. 629 p. 147 - 151
ISSN:
0022-0728
Resumen:
The voltammetric reduction of PdII(DMGH)2 preadsorbed on mercury in 0.2 M acetic/acetate buffer (pH 4.85) was studied. Two adsorbed surface stages could be distinguished: while a submonolayer is present molecules adsorb parallel to the electrode, but at high surface concentration perpendicular interactions between adsorbed molecules lead to bilayer or even multilayer formation. The surface charge value obtained for the reduction of a virtual monolayer is QM = 38 lC cm2. The electrochemical behaviour of adsorbed species under submonolayer coverage is explained in terms of an ErCi surface reaction scheme and a rate expression that takes into account attractive forces between the adsorbed reactant complex molecules. and a rate expression that takes into account attractive forces between the adsorbed reactant complex molecules. adsorbed species under submonolayer coverage is explained in terms of an ErCi surface reaction scheme and a rate expression that takes into account attractive forces between the adsorbed reactant complex molecules. and a rate expression that takes into account attractive forces between the adsorbed reactant complex molecules. 4.85) was studied. Two adsorbed surface stages could be distinguished: while a submonolayer is present molecules adsorb parallel to the electrode, but at high surface concentration perpendicular interactions between adsorbed molecules lead to bilayer or even multilayer formation. The surface charge value obtained for the reduction of a virtual monolayer is QM = 38 lC cm2. The electrochemical behaviour of adsorbed species under submonolayer coverage is explained in terms of an ErCi surface reaction scheme and a rate expression that takes into account attractive forces between the adsorbed reactant complex molecules. and a rate expression that takes into account attractive forces between the adsorbed reactant complex molecules. adsorbed species under submonolayer coverage is explained in terms of an ErCi surface reaction scheme and a rate expression that takes into account attractive forces between the adsorbed reactant complex molecules. and a rate expression that takes into account attractive forces between the adsorbed reactant complex molecules. II(DMGH)2 preadsorbed on mercury in 0.2 M acetic/acetate buffer (pH 4.85) was studied. Two adsorbed surface stages could be distinguished: while a submonolayer is present molecules adsorb parallel to the electrode, but at high surface concentration perpendicular interactions between adsorbed molecules lead to bilayer or even multilayer formation. The surface charge value obtained for the reduction of a virtual monolayer is QM = 38 lC cm2. The electrochemical behaviour of adsorbed species under submonolayer coverage is explained in terms of an ErCi surface reaction scheme and a rate expression that takes into account attractive forces between the adsorbed reactant complex molecules. and a rate expression that takes into account attractive forces between the adsorbed reactant complex molecules. adsorbed species under submonolayer coverage is explained in terms of an ErCi surface reaction scheme and a rate expression that takes into account attractive forces between the adsorbed reactant complex molecules. and a rate expression that takes into account attractive forces between the adsorbed reactant complex molecules. QM = 38 lC cm2. The electrochemical behaviour of adsorbed species under submonolayer coverage is explained in terms of an ErCi surface reaction scheme and a rate expression that takes into account attractive forces between the adsorbed reactant complex molecules. and a rate expression that takes into account attractive forces between the adsorbed reactant complex molecules. ErCi surface reaction scheme and a rate expression that takes into account attractive forces between the adsorbed reactant complex molecules.