Electroanalytical Chemistry: A Series Of Advances: Volume 21, Volume 21Israel Rubinstein CRC Press, 18 giu 1999 - 368 pagine Provides comprehensive, authoritative reviews on recent developments and applications of well-established techniques in the field of modern electro- and electroanalytical chemistry, defined in its broadest sense. |
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VI Nanomaterials in Secondary Battery Research and Development | 48 |
References | 70 |
ELECTROCHEMICAL ATOMIC LAYER EPITAXY | 75 |
VI Directions | 193 |
References | 196 |
SCANNING TUNNELING MICROSCOPY STUDIES OF METAL ELECTRODES | 211 |
I Introduction | 212 |
II Quantum Mechanical Tunneling | 219 |
III Experimental Considerations | 244 |
IV Applications | 252 |
References | 295 |
II Thin Layer Electrochemical Cell Studies | 100 |
III Thin Film Formation Using ECALE | 120 |
IV Surface Chemistry in the ECALE Cycle | 145 |
V Digital Electrochemical Etching | 180 |
Author Index | 317 |
Subject Index | 345 |
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A. J. Bard adlayer adsorbed adsorption anion annealing Appl aqueous atomic layer atomically resolved bulk C. R. Martin CdSe CdTe Codeposition pH cell Chem chemical cm² Codeposition DMSO compound control electrode coulometry coverage crystal CuInSe2 D. M. Kolb deposition potential digital etching DMSO ECALE cycle elec Electrochem electrochemical cell Electrochemistry electrodeposition electrolyte element flux formation formed function growth HgCdTe ions Itaya J. L. Stickney Langmuir LEED pattern Lett LiMn2O4 M. J. Weaver macroelectrode material method Microscopy microtubular molecules monolayer nanotubule membranes nanowires noble metal O. M. Magnussen observed overpotential oxidation Phys pores pyridine R. J. Behm redox reduction scan rate Scanning Tunneling Microscopy shown in Fig solution step STM images STM studies structure substrate Surf Te² template thin films thiol tion TiS2 TLEC tubules tunnel junction voltammetry voltammograms ZnSe
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