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C. Hinnen

Surface hydroxylation and local structure of NiO thin films formed on Ni(111)

Redox reaction mechanism of cytochrome c at modified gold electrodes

XPS study of the early stages of deposition of Ni, Cu and Pt on HOPG

An in situ XPS study of sputter-deposited aluminium thin films on graphite

A correlation between electrochemical behaviour, composition and semiconducting properties of naturally grown oxide films on copper

Electrochemical and spectroreflectance studies of the adsorbed horse heart cytochrome c and cytochrome c3 from D. Vulgaris, miyazaki strain, at gold electrode

Electrochemical study of hydrogen interaction with palladium and platinum

Comparison between the behaviour of native and denatured DNA at mercury and gold electrodes by capacity measurements and cyclic voltammetry

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