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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"reduction electrochemistry"”.

  1. Generation and Transformations of Cationic Heteroaromatic Molecules

    … in the first two chapters involved reduction electrochemistry, transforming the cationic heteroaromatic compounds into the analogous heteroatomic radicals or anions. How easily this could be accomplished and how long the nascent radicals/anions lived after generation drove the …

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  2. Voltage Effects on Cells Cultured On Metallic Biomedical Implants

    … alloy (p < 0.05). These results show that reduction reactions on CoCrMo alloys leads to apoptosis of cells on the surface and may be a relevant mode of cell death for metallic implants in-vivo.</p> <p>On the other hand, we studied how surface oxide thickness of Ti affects its voltage …

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  3. Electrochemical analysis of active species in a low iron content oxygen reduction reaction catalyst and aluminium covetic materials

    … fuel cell efficiency is to improve the oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) catalyst so that Pt is no longer used. Changing catalysts has proven to be difficult since it is not understood how the reaction proceeds on a non-precious metal (NPM). In the current work, a low Fe content, high activity …

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  4. Electrocatalytic dioxygen reduction with copper complexes

    The oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) is the four electron and four proton reaction with oxygen to form water. This reaction, while very exothermic (-474 kJ/mol), remains a difficult reaction to harness due to the high O-O bond strength (485 kJ). Many proteins in nature couple the ORR to various …

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