2002
Nucleation and Growth of Cobalt onto different Substrates. Part I Underpotential Deposition onto a Gold Electrode. L.H Mendoza-Huizar, J Robles, M Palomar-Pardavé. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/S0022-0728(02)00659-9
Abstract
The formation and stripping of a cobalt adlayer were studied by electrochemical techniques at underpotential conditions, monitoring the deposition/dissolution onto/from a polycrystalline gold electrode. The kinetics of the former process fit a model where adsorption and diffusion-controlled two-dimensional instantaneous nucleation of cobalt occurs simultaneously onto the gold electrode surface. The latter involves a complex mechanism where adsorption/desorption competes with two processes, an instantaneous nucleation and growth of two-dimensional holes under charge transfer control and a progressive one. However, it was found that the relative contribution of the instantaneous nucleation was the most important independently of the applied potential.
Zinc Electrodeposition from Chloride Solutions onto Glassy Carbon Electrode
ELECTROCHEMICAL STUDY ABOUT ZINC ELECTRODEPOSITION ONTO GCE AND HOPG SUBSTRATES
Evaluación de Esteroides Aromáticos como Indicadores de Madurez Térmica en Extractos de Roca
Mercury Ions Removal from Aqueous Solution Using an Activated Composite Membrane