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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"electrochemical interface"”.

  1. Adsorption and electrostatic potentials at the electrochemical interface

    This paper explores adsorption in electrochemical systems. Part I reviews ways to quantify adsorption, the energetic considerations that make adsorption favorable or unfavorable, how to measure adsorption experimentally, and how it has previously been modeled using extensions of the Langmuir …

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  2. Interrogating the Electrochemical Interface Using Sum Frequency Generation Spectroscopy

    SFG in tandem with electrochemical capacitance and CV measurements are used to study the effects of applied potential on the adsorption and orientation of PABA at a Ag(111) surface. The data indicates that PABA changes orientation in response to the charge on the electrode surface, orienting one …

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  3. Radiotracers and NMR as in situ probes at the electrochemical interface

    The design and construction of a radiotracer instrument which allows the quantitative measurement of a radiolabeled adsorbate on atomically smooth electrodes for the first time is described. Using this instrument, the surface mobilities of three organic molecules (pyridine, formic acid, and acetic …

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  4. MPSA Effects on Copper Electrodeposition: Understanding Molecular Behavior at the Electrochemical Interface

    <p>In this work the structure of the electrochemical metal-liquid interface is determined through use of quantum mechanics, molecular simulation, and experiment. Herein are profiled the molecular dynamics details and results of solid-liquid interfaces at flat non-specific solid surfaces and copper …

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  5. Numerical modeling of interface dynamics and transport phenomena in transport-limited electrolysis processes

    Electrochemical reactions in materials and processes induce morphological instability on the cathode, which can lead to porous deposits or system failure. The growth of the protrusion is a complex phenomenon which involves chemical, electrical, and momentum driving forces in the system. Thus, it is …

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  6. Voltage programmable materials

    … derive largely from structure and composition at interfaces. The possibility to electrically modify these interfacial characteristics would provide a powerful means to control material properties. Of particular recent scientific and technological interest are metal/metal-oxide bilayers, in which …

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  7. Optical Nanoantennas Integrated with 3D Microelectrode Arrays: Hybrid Photonic-Electronic Modalities for Nano-Bio Interfacing

    … biocompatibility for controlled cell-device bio-interfaces. Here, we sought to leverage the unique biocompatibility of engineered three-dimensional (3D) features with integrated biochemical and bioelectrical sensor arrays to create a multi-modal platform for complex systems biological research. …

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  8. Electrocatalytic Oxygen and Nitrate Reduction Reactions Using Cu-Based Electrodes

    … interesting chemistry frequently happens at the electrochemical interface between electrodes and electrolytes that are relevant to energy conversion processes. The focus of this dissertation is on the electrocatalytic reduction of oxygen (O 2 ) and nitrate (NO 3 -) to water (H 2 O) and ammonia …

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  9. Characterization of electric double layer structure at electrode/water interface

    Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'Closed Access', the embargo will last until 2026-12-01

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  10. Investigating electrochemical reduction processes via in situ enhanced Raman spectroscopy for carbon dioxide conversion and copper deposition

    Increased understanding of electrochemical processes contributes to the development of many fields of technology, including energy storage, catalysis, sensing, and metal plating. In order to probe the behavior of chemical species at the electrochemical interface, in situ spectroelectrochemical …

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  11. Slab-Geometry Molecular Dynamics Simulations: Development and Application to Calculation of Activity Coefficients, Interfacial Electrochemistry, and Ion Channel Transport

    … of the simple models used.</p> <p>The electrochemical double layer characteristics for a simple electrolyte with discrete water molecules near a charged electrode were examined as a function of ion concentration, electrode charge, and ion size. The fluid structure and charge buildup …

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