"Analytical aspects of absorption spectroelectrochemistry at a platinum electrode—II Quantitative basis and study of organic compounds" by Julian Tyson

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Analytical aspects of absorption spectroelectrochemistry at a platinum electrode—II Quantitative basis and study of organic compounds

Talanta (1980)

Julian Tyson
T S West

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Abstract
The theoretical basis for a new spectroelectrochemical technique, in which a narrow lightbeam
is passed at grazing incidence over a plane electrode surface, has been derived. Agreement between
theoretical and experimental behaviour has been obtained for a number of organic molecules with
well-defined redox behaviour. The advantages of this technique over other spectroelectrochemical techniques
are discussed with respect to potential applications in quantitative analysis and electrochemical
studies.

Keywords

Analytical Chemistry,
Absorption Spectroelectrochemistry,
Platinum electrode

Disciplines

Chemistry and
Analytical Chemistry

Publication Date

1980

Citation Information

Julian Tyson and T S West. "Analytical aspects of absorption spectroelectrochemistry at a platinum electrode—II Quantitative basis and study of organic compounds" Talanta Vol. 27 (1980) p. 335
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/julian_tyson/15/