2000
DOI: 10.1016/s0013-4686(00)00432-1
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Adsorption of halide anions on bismuth single crystal plane electrodes

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“…However, we can still use B eff for qualitative comparison of mutual interaction of adsorbed ions in different systems. On the other hand, as was shown in [11,19], at r = 0 isotherm (3) yields to the same value of ÀDG A as isotherm (2), so this parameter can be used for further quantitative treatment.…”
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“…However, we can still use B eff for qualitative comparison of mutual interaction of adsorbed ions in different systems. On the other hand, as was shown in [11,19], at r = 0 isotherm (3) yields to the same value of ÀDG A as isotherm (2), so this parameter can be used for further quantitative treatment.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 64%
“…At first sight it seems to be a problem for the present system but since Li + ions are strongly solvated and TEA + cations are practically not solvated, the radii of these ions in the solution are probably comparable [16]. So, it seems that the Hurwitz-Parsons-Dutkiewicz method can be applied to the present system but the possibility exists that systematic errors may be larger than in the case of simple ions [6][7][8][9][10][11][12].…”
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“…However, while the areas of the peaks "E1" and "E4", and "E3" and "E5" are almost equal, the electrooxidation process of iodide ions in EMImBF 4 (in the reduced pressure conditions) has preserved nearly quasi-reversible charge transfer nature. 39 Two step halide adsorption (including so-called partial charge transfer step) at metal electrodes has been discussed in many papers 35,44,46,47 including strong specific adsorption of I − at Bi(111) and Bi(hkl) planes, 48,49 Au(111) 50 and Ag(111). 51 Very complicated CV curves have been measured for Pt | 1-buthyl-3-methylimidazolium tetrafluoroborate (BMImBF 4 ) + EMImI system (a three step process: i.e.…”
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