Catalytic and inhibitory effects of dissolved Cd2+ on C3H8 electro-oxidation

Brummer, S. B.; Turner, Mary Jane; Feng, H.

doi:10.1007/bf00616536

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“…These include formaldehyde [115], various aliphatic alcohols including ethyl, propyl and butyl alcohols, ethylene glycol and glycerol [97], propane-diol [116,117,118], ascorbic acid [119], glucose and other monosacharides [2,120], propane [121] and lactonic acid [122]. Some of the observed effects are very large, as seen in the oxidation of HCHO on platinum metals [1,115].…”

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Electrocatalysis on Surfaces Modified by Metal Monolayers Deposited at Underpotentials

Adžić

2002

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The sections in this article are Introduction Structural and Electronic Properties of Electrode Surfaces with Metal Adlayers Electrocatalysis on Surfaces Modified with Metal Adlayers Redox Reactions Oxidation of Organic Molecules Formic Acid Methanol Carbon Monoxide Other Organic Molecules Electroorganic Synthesis Hydrogen Evolution Oxygen Reduction Alkaline Solutions Acid Solutions Hydrogen Peroxide Reduction Mechanisms of Catalytic Effects Electrodeposition of Metals Acknowledgment

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Electrocatalysis on Surfaces Modified by Metal Monolayers Deposited at Underpotentials

Adžić

2002

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Catalytic and inhibitory effects of dissolved Cd2+ on C3H8 electro-oxidation

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Electrocatalysis on Surfaces Modified by Metal Monolayers Deposited at Underpotentials

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