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2001

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Analyses On Spm Images And Theoretical Investigations On Oxygen Vacancy Concentration Of Light-Induced Nanostructured Titania Super Hydrophilic Films, Ren-Jie Zeng, Zhong-Hua Lin, Zhi-Min Fang Nov 2001

Analyses On Spm Images And Theoretical Investigations On Oxygen Vacancy Concentration Of Light-Induced Nanostructured Titania Super Hydrophilic Films, Ren-Jie Zeng, Zhong-Hua Lin, Zhi-Min Fang

Journal of Electrochemistry

A typical nanostructured titania super hydrophilic film was chosen for general characterization employing a Scanning Probe Microscope(SPM)and an electrochemical measurement system.Following from the principles of the solid state chemistry and nanomechanics,intensive theoretical. analyses on the SPM images,the oxygen vacancy concentrations and the mechanism of the super hydrophilicity were made;further illuminations on a reaction equation of titania defect formation,a tentative universal surface physical mode for the wet ability,a concept,amphiphobicity,and surface design were carried out after the author's previous introduction and proposal in the end of 1999.

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In Situ Ftir Reflection Spectroscopy Of Bioelectrode, Sa-Ying Dong, Guang-Yu Zhao, Yuzhu Gao, Guang-Zhang Chen, Ming-Xiang Lv Aug 2001

In Situ Ftir Reflection Spectroscopy Of Bioelectrode, Sa-Ying Dong, Guang-Yu Zhao, Yuzhu Gao, Guang-Zhang Chen, Ming-Xiang Lv

Journal of Electrochemistry

In situ FTIR reflection spectroscopy was used to study mediated enzyme electrode and immunoelectrode. We determined and analyzed IR characteristic spectra of GOD and glucose by the use of potential difference spectra and single beam subtractive spectra. At last, we explored the IR absorption characters of enzyme_immunoelectrode.

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Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy Study On A3 Steel In Anti-Corrosive Pigment Extract Solution, Zhi-Jun Gu, Yong-Gui Liao, Zhi-Gang Zhang, Qi-Long Guo, Fang-Teng Su, Wen-Yun Hu, Yan-Zhen Chen Aug 2001

Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy Study On A3 Steel In Anti-Corrosive Pigment Extract Solution, Zhi-Jun Gu, Yong-Gui Liao, Zhi-Gang Zhang, Qi-Long Guo, Fang-Teng Su, Wen-Yun Hu, Yan-Zhen Chen

Journal of Electrochemistry

The corrosion behaviors of A3 steel in different pH, 3.5%NaCl, modified zinc phosphate and aluminum triphosphate extract solutions have been studied by EIS. Results show:(a) The resistance increases with the increase of pH value under the same circumstances, but the capacity is the reverse.(b) Zinc phosphate, because of its low solubility, shows no inhibitive performance for A3 steel in 3.5% NaCl extract solutions. (c) Aluminum triphosphate has good inhibitive performance for A3 steel in 3.5% NaCl extract solutions at a pH of 6, probably because the triphosphate ion can complex with the corrosion_product, such as ferric and ferrous ions, and …

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Determination Of Hydrogen Diffusion Coefficient In Metal Hydride Electrode With Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy, Xian Xia Yuan, Nai Xin Xu Aug 2001

Determination Of Hydrogen Diffusion Coefficient In Metal Hydride Electrode With Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy, Xian Xia Yuan, Nai Xin Xu

Journal of Electrochemistry

Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy was employed to determine the hydrogen diffusion coefficient in MlNi 3.75 Co 0.65 Mn 0.4 Al 0.2 metal hydride electrode with various states of charge(SOC) at room temperature and with 50% SOC at various temperatures. It was found that hydrogen diffusion coefficient in this electrode decreases with the increase in SOC at ambient temperature, and for the electrode with 50%SOC, hydrogen diffusion coefficient increases with the increase of temperature and the activation energy for hydrogen diffusion in it is 35 kJ/mol.

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Comparison In Surface Enhanced Raman Scattering On Salicylideneamine Between Silver And Gold Colloid And Silver Mirror Substrate, Zhao Bing, Yukihiro Ozaki May 2001

Comparison In Surface Enhanced Raman Scattering On Salicylideneamine Between Silver And Gold Colloid And Silver Mirror Substrate, Zhao Bing, Yukihiro Ozaki

Journal of Electrochemistry

In recent years, the study of photochromic and thermochromic materials has grown because of their possible applications in the optical processing of information, in addition to the scientific interest. Salicylidineaniles is one of the prospective choices owing to their photochromism caused by intramolecular hydrogen transfer [1～3] (Fig.1). It is generally agreed that, in the salicylideneamine system, photoexcitation is followed by a rapid barrierless proton transfer and subsequent rearrangement to form a colored photoproduct [4] . The photochemistry of the system in fluid solution is different from that of the solid, even in fluid solution, the photo? and thermo?chromic behavior is …

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The Applications Of Confocal Raman Micro-Spectroscopy For Study Of Practical Electrode Materials, Yang Y, Chu W, Nan J M, Chen X G, Lin Z G Feb 2001

The Applications Of Confocal Raman Micro-Spectroscopy For Study Of Practical Electrode Materials, Yang Y, Chu W, Nan J M, Chen X G, Lin Z G

Journal of Electrochemistry

Some recent research work about applications of confocal Raman micro spectroscopy for study of practical electrode materials carried out in our lab has been briefly introduced. The examples include study of electrochemical Li + intercalation process, characterization of surface oxide film on AB 5 type electrodes and passive film and pitting corrosion of Rebar electrodes.

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Raman And Afm Characterization Of Au And Cu Nanorod And Nanowire Arrays, Jing Tang, Jian Lin Yao, Kuan Hong Xue, De-Yin Wu, Long-Gang Lin, Yu-Xiong Jiang, Bin Ren, Xin Xu, Bing Wei Mao, Zhong Qun Tian Feb 2001

Raman And Afm Characterization Of Au And Cu Nanorod And Nanowire Arrays, Jing Tang, Jian Lin Yao, Kuan Hong Xue, De-Yin Wu, Long-Gang Lin, Yu-Xiong Jiang, Bin Ren, Xin Xu, Bing Wei Mao, Zhong Qun Tian

Journal of Electrochemistry

Recently metal nanowires (nanorods) have aroused tremendous interest because of their novel properties and potential applications in wide fields [1] . Many two?dimensional nanowire arrays of semiconductors and metals with different diameter and length have been made by using template synthesis method. To characterize the novel optical, electronic and magnetic properties of these materials, UV?Vis and fluorescence spectroscopies are two of the most wildly used methods [2, 3] . Raman spectroscopy has, however, only been applied to the characterizing of semiconductor nanowires and carbon nanotubes [4,5] . Important and meaningful information can be obtained in these cases, as some forbidden …

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Surface-Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy Of Metallotetraphenyl Porphyrins Adsorbed On Ag_2o And Silver Colloids, Ying Hui Zhang, Dong Ming Chen, Tian Jing He, Fan-Chen Liu Feb 2001

Surface-Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy Of Metallotetraphenyl Porphyrins Adsorbed On Ag_2o And Silver Colloids, Ying Hui Zhang, Dong Ming Chen, Tian Jing He, Fan-Chen Liu

Journal of Electrochemistry

The biological significance of porphyrins and metalloporphyrins has stimulated intensive investigations on these compounds for many years. On the other hand, porphyrins and metalloporphyrins also have extensive applications in many other fields such as chemical modified electrodes, organic photovoltaic devices and biomimetic catalysis. The adsorption behavior and chemical reactions of metalloporphyrins on surfaces or interfaces are very important for these applications. Surface?enhanced Raman spectroscopy has been used to investigate the physical and chemical processes of the porphyrins on surfaces in many scientific publications. Surface?reactions such as metalization, demetalization, aggregation, electrochemical redox and N?protonation of the porphyrins on colloids, electrodes or …

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Raman Spectroelectrochemical Study On Bioactive Molecules, Xiao-Wei Cao, Hai Feng Yang, Zhe Su Meng Xiao Yun Wang, Xia Qin Wu, Zong-Rang Zhang Feb 2001

Raman Spectroelectrochemical Study On Bioactive Molecules, Xiao-Wei Cao, Hai Feng Yang, Zhe Su Meng Xiao Yun Wang, Xia Qin Wu, Zong-Rang Zhang

Journal of Electrochemistry

Electron?transfer reaction is known to be one of the key reactions for generating biological functions. Mechanism revelation at a molecular level of such kind reactions is to be very helpful for us to understand life essence. In fact, surface enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) is one of the most powerful tools for the study on metal?electrolyte and metal?vacuum interfaces since 1970's. Moreover, Raman spectroscopic study in enzymology has provided attractive results during last twenty?five years. For the study of electron?transfer reaction mechanism of some oxidoreductases and SERS of some other biological macromolecules, an electrochemical in situ Raman spectroscopic technique was established …

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Two-Dimensional Surface Raman Imaging Of A Roughened Iron Electrode In Saline Water, Pei-Gen Cao, Jian Lin Yao, Jun Wei Zheng, Bin Ren, Ren-Ao Gu, Zhong Qun Tian Feb 2001

Two-Dimensional Surface Raman Imaging Of A Roughened Iron Electrode In Saline Water, Pei-Gen Cao, Jian Lin Yao, Jun Wei Zheng, Bin Ren, Ren-Ao Gu, Zhong Qun Tian

Journal of Electrochemistry

The analysis of the composite and distribution of iron oxide due to pit corrosion in saline solutions (3.4% NaCl) is of great importance. Many electrochemical methods, XPS, and other photoelectronic techniques have been applied to this domain. Surface?enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) spectroscopy can provide the vibrational information of surface species with high sensitivity and is very useful in the study of surface chemistry of iron. Notwithstanding, the application of SERS in iron corrosion is hampered for its SERS?inactivity. Efforts have been devoted to extend the use of SERS to the study of iron. Approaches include the deposition of particles or …

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Adsorption And Oxidation Of Ethanol On Nm-Pt/Gc Electrode Ii. Eqcm And In-Situ Ftir Spectroscopic Studies In Acid Media, Guo Liang Chen Feb 2001

Adsorption And Oxidation Of Ethanol On Nm-Pt/Gc Electrode Ii. Eqcm And In-Situ Ftir Spectroscopic Studies In Acid Media, Guo Liang Chen

Journal of Electrochemistry

The adsorption and oxidation of ethanol on nm?Pt/GC electrode in acid solutions containing 0.1 mol·L -1 H 2SO 4 +0.1 mol·L -1 CH 3CH 2OH was investigated by using cyclic voltammetry , EQCM and in?situ FTIR spectroscopy. The experimental results demonstrated that the oxidation of CH 3CH 2OH is closely relaed to solution acidity and oxygen species on electrode surface; CH 3CH 2OH was oxidized on nm?Pt/GC electrode in acidic media via a dual path reaction mechanism, i.e . CH 3CH 2OH may be oxidized into CO 2 through the dissociative adsorbate (CO) and the reactive intermediates that were determined …

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Confocal Microprobe Raman Spectroscopy For Investigating The Electrochemical Interface, Bin Ren, Feng Ming Liu, Xufeng Lin, Zhong-Qun Tian Feb 2001

Confocal Microprobe Raman Spectroscopy For Investigating The Electrochemical Interface, Bin Ren, Feng Ming Liu, Xufeng Lin, Zhong-Qun Tian

Journal of Electrochemistry

The invention of the surface enhanced Raman spectroscopy (SERS) in the mid of 1970s, opened an entirely new and very promising area. However, it was found that SERS of practical application in electrochemistry can only be found on noble metal surfaces, such as Ag, Au and Cu that exhibit huge surface enhancement [1] . This greatly limits the application of SERS in electrochemistry. In electrocatalysis, corrosion inhibition, sensor, and power source, the most widely used materials are Pt, Fe and Ni and their alloys as well as Si. Thus, it is of great significance to extend surface Raman study to …

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Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy Studies On Inhibitive Performance Of Aluminum Triphosphate Pigment, Yonggui Liao, Zhijun Gu, Zhigang Zhang, Qilong Guo, Fang-Teng Su Feb 2001

Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy Studies On Inhibitive Performance Of Aluminum Triphosphate Pigment, Yonggui Liao, Zhijun Gu, Zhigang Zhang, Qilong Guo, Fang-Teng Su

Journal of Electrochemistry

The epoxy coatings on A3 steel sheets containing calcite or aluminum triphosphate (AlTP), were investigated by Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS). The results showed that calcite pigment is not an inhibitor, but an extender pigment, and that AlTP pigment can considerably enhance the protective performance of epoxy coating. The triphosphate ion at the interface between the steel substrate and the coating can complex with the corrosion product, such as ferric and ferrous ions, and form a compact protective film which effectively separates the steel substrate from the aggressive media.

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Rhodium As A Ubiquitous Substrate For Surface Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy, Bin Ren, Xu Feng Lin, Zhong Qun Tian Feb 2001

Rhodium As A Ubiquitous Substrate For Surface Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy, Bin Ren, Xu Feng Lin, Zhong Qun Tian

Journal of Electrochemistry

Raman Spectroscopy is a powerful technique in characterizing the molecular structure at the molecular level. However, only after the discovery of surface enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) effect, has it become one of the most widely used technique in surface sciences. The limitation that only Ag, Au and Cu can produce prominent SERS signal of practical significance, greatly hinders the application of this technique. Recently our group has made great progress in extending SERS to pure transition metal surfaces, such as Pt, Ni, Fe, Co etc [1] . Rh, due to its special application as catalysts in the catalytic or electrochemical …

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In Situ Raman Spectroelectrochemical Characterization Of The Prussian Blue/Platinum Modified Electrode, Xiao-Wei Cao, Rong Wang, Gui Hua Wang, Zong Rang Zhang Feb 2001

In Situ Raman Spectroelectrochemical Characterization Of The Prussian Blue/Platinum Modified Electrode, Xiao-Wei Cao, Rong Wang, Gui Hua Wang, Zong Rang Zhang

Journal of Electrochemistry

Prussian Blue is known to be deposited electrochemically on the electrode surface, producing a dense redox active layer. Since the Prussian Blue modified electrode was first reported by Neff in 1978 [1] , different in situ spectroelectrochemical techniques have been widely used to investigate its electrochemical mechanism [2～4] . But no research work related to the in situ Raman spectroscopic studies on it has been reported. In this paper we try to characterize the nature of thin Prussian Blue films on platinum substrates with in situ Raman spectroelectrochemical technique. A Super LABRAM confocal microscopic Raman spectrometer (Dilor) with a He?Ne …

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