International Journal of Electrochemical Science· 2016Q3· Review
Electrochemical Methods of Real Surface Area Determination of Noble Metal Electrodes – an Overview
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Short summary
This review summarizes electrochemical methods for determining the real surface area of noble metal electrodes, including hydrogen adsorption, oxide reduction, double layer capacitance, CO stripping, and underpotential deposition.
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Key points
- Electrochemical methods for real surface area determination of noble metal electrodes are reviewed.
- Techniques covered include hydrogen adsorption, oxide reduction, double layer capacitance, CO stripping, and underpotential deposition.
- Principles, advantages, and limitations of each method are discussed.
- Examples of application and comparative analysis are presented.
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Abstract
The electrochemical methods of real surface area determination of noble metal electrodes and their alloys are summarized. These methods utilize hydrogen adsorption, surface oxide reduction, double layer capacitance, adsorbed carbon monoxide stripping and underpotential deposition of metals. The principles, advantages and limitations of the methods are discussed. The examples of their use are shown. The comparison between various methods is presented.
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