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Multilayer oxide growth on platinum under potential cycling conditions—I. Sulphuric acid solution

Burke et al., 1990

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13665611392443028820
Author
Burke L
Borodzinski J
O'Dwyer K
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Electrochimica Acta

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Hydrous oxide growth on platinum under potential cycling conditions in 1.0 mol dm− 3 H 2 SO 4 yielded either a single or a two component product; the latter gave rise to two major reduction peaks in the region below 0.4 V (rhe). To obtain good reproducibility it was …
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