The morphology and corrosion resistance of a conductive silver-epoxy paste

Franey, J. P.; Graedel, T. E.; Gualtieri, G. J.; Kammlot, G. W.; Kelber, Jeffry A.; Malm, D. L.; Sharpe, Louis H.; Tierney, V.

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“…We have prepared a composite electrode consisting of commercially available titanium dioxide (Fisher T315) to which one of two ruthenium(II)quaterpyridinium complexes (featuring terminal carboxylic acid (RuC2COOH) or phosphonate groups (Ru3PHOS)) was adsorbed. This material then has been attached to glass plates by using commercial epoxy glue featuring silver rods of 1−5 μm in length as conductive elements . The last step of the electrodes’ preparation was the electrochemical in situ reduction of palladium(II) and the consequential deposition onto the ruthenium(II)complex@TiO 2 composite electrodes.…”

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“…This material then has been attached to glass plates by using commercial epoxy glue featuring silver rods of 1-5 µm in length as conductive elements. 8 The last step of the electrodes' preparation was the electrochemical in situ reduction of palladium(II) and the consequential deposition onto the ruthenium(II)complex@TiO 2 composite electrodes. We have determined the (photo)electrochemical properties of these inexpensive electrodes by employing differential pulse voltammetry (DPV).…”

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A New Heterogeneous Photocathode Based on Ruthenium(II)quaterpyridinium Complexes at TiO₂ Particles

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We have studied a new type of heterogeneous composite electrode featuring a ruthenium(II)-quaterpyridinium complex (Ru3PHOS) bearing six phosphonate groups for strong chemisorption on TiO 2 . Ru3PHOS@TiO 2 has then been deposited on microscopy glass slides using Ag-doped epoxy glue. Nanomolar amounts of palladium have been electrodeposited onto the Ru3PHOS@TiO 2 . To our surprise, we have observed the deposition of carbon needles onto the composite material when (photo)electrochemically reducing bicarbonate from aqueous buffers.

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confidence: 99%