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Double layer capacities of single crystals of gold in perchloric acid solutions

Schmid et al., 1962

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12341063468001556103
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Schmid G
Hackerman N
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Journal of The Electrochemical Society

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The electrical double layer differential capacity has been measured by single pulse technique on single crystal gold electrodes exposing the (i00) and (II0) crystal plane in 0.001- 1N HC10~ between about--0.9 v (15 ma/cm 2 maximum cathodic current) and~-l. 4v vs …
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