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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"double layer charging"”.
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Layer-by-layer assembled carbon nanotube nanostructures for high-power and high-energy lithium storage
The layer-by-layer (LbL) electrostatic assembly technique is utilized to incorporate positively- and negatively-charged electroactive species in self-assembled electrodes that are binder- and additive- free. This work first studies electrochemical performance of LbLassembled functionalized …
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High-speed electrochemistry using ultramicroelectrodes
… the separation in time of the faradaic and charging currents for chemical systems in which the faradaic impedance is greater than the uncompensated solution resistance. (c) For systems in which the faradaic impedance and uncompensated resistance are of the same order of magnitude, a computer …
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A study of electrochemical transport and diffuse charge dynamics using a Langevin equation
… ion size, and applied to the phenomenon of double layer charging in a symmetric binary electrolyte between parallel-plate blocking electrodes, between which a voltage is applied. Finally, the results of this approach are compared to those of the continuum model based on the …
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Structural Characterization of Sulfur-Based Monomolecular Thin Films: I. Langmuir-Blodgett Films Derived From Multisulfur Heterocycles. II. Second Harmonic Generation Studies of Alkanethiolates on Ag and Au
… interfaces at potentials within the double layer charging region. In this work, the potential dependence of second harmonic (SH) signal from metal/thin film/electrolyte systems have been studied. Self-assembled monolayers (SAMs) of alkanethiolates have been prepared on Ag and Au …
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Synthesis, Characterization and Electrochemical Properties of Gold Nanomolecules
… exchange experiments are used to modify the monolayer of nanomolecules after synthesis. Ligand exchange reactions are monitored by mass spectrometry. Exploiting the mass difference of various ligands to monitor ligand exchange reactions is explained. Ligand exchange with dithiols is covered in …