Aufbringen von goldelektroden zur untersuchung nickel-basierter, homogener katalysatoren für die wasserstoff-oxidation

Alexander B. Nepomnyashchii; Fei Liu; John A.S. Roberts; B. A. Parkinson

Aufbringen von goldelektroden zur untersuchung nickel-basierter, homogener katalysatoren für die wasserstoff-oxidation

Translated title of the contribution: Application of gold electrodes for the study of nickel based homogeneous catalysts for hydrogen oxidation

Alexander B. Nepomnyashchii, Fei Liu, John A.S. Roberts, B. A. Parkinson

Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

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Gold and glassy carbon working electrode materials are compared as suitable substrates for the hydrogen oxidation reaction with Ni(PCy2N,-Bu2)2(BFJ2 used as a catalyst. Voltammetric responses showing electrocatalytic hydrogen oxidation mediated by the homogeneous electrocatalyst Ni(PC^yi2N ^t-bu2)₂(BF₄)₂ are identical at glassy carbon and gold electrodes, which shows that gold electrode can be used for hydrogen oxidation reaction.

Original language	German
Pages	1500-1505
Number of pages	6
Volume	104
No.	8
Specialist publication	Galvanotechnik
Publication status	Published - Aug 1 2013

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Nepomnyashchii, A. B., Liu, F., Roberts, J. A. S., & Parkinson, B. A. (2013). Aufbringen von goldelektroden zur untersuchung nickel-basierter, homogener katalysatoren für die wasserstoff-oxidation. Galvanotechnik, 104(8), 1500-1505.

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Aufbringen von goldelektroden zur untersuchung nickel-basierter, homogener katalysatoren für die wasserstoff-oxidation

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