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@article{567146,
author = {Hasoň, Stanislav and Vetterl, Vladimír},
article_number = {568},
keywords = {Copper electrode; Platinum electrode; Silver electrode; Solid amalgam electrodes; Adenosine adlayers; Two-dimensional phase transition; Nucleation and growth},
language = {eng},
issn = {0022-0728},
journal = {Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry},
title = {Detection of phase transients in two-dimensional adlayers of adenosine at the solid amalgam electrode surfaces},
volume = {2004},
year = {2004}
}
TY - JOUR
ID - 567146
AU - Hasoň, Stanislav - Vetterl, Vladimír
PY - 2004
TI - Detection of phase transients in two-dimensional adlayers of adenosine at the solid amalgam electrode surfaces
JF - Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry
VL - 2004
IS - 568
SP - 65-77
EP - 65-77
PB - Elsevier
SN - 00220728
KW - Copper electrode
KW - Platinum electrode
KW - Silver electrode
KW - Solid amalgam electrodes
KW - Adenosine adlayers
KW - Two-dimensional phase transition
KW - Nucleation and growth
N2 - The application of amalgam-alloy electrodes (MeAEs) for the detection of the phase transients in two-dimensional (2D) adlayers of adenosine is shown. The electrochemical characterisation of the surface of the MeAEs used was performed by cyclic voltammetry (CV) and capacitance measurements (C-E curves). An optical diffractive element (DOE) based sensor was used for the inspection of the optical roughness of the bare and amalgamated surface of the metal electrodes. The kinetics of the phase transitions of adenosine adsorbed at the copper (CuAE), platinum (PtAE), and silver amalgamalloy electrode (AgAE) was studied by chronoamperometry (j-t curves) and capacitance measurements (C-E curves). In the acid (pH 5) solution adenosine forms two different 2D physisorbed condensed adlayers at the MeAEs. The first of these (adlayer II) is located around the potential of )1.2 V, and the second 2D physisorbed film (adlayer III) is formed close to the potential of )0.5 V. Both of the adlayers II and III exist at the CuAE and PtAE substrates where the thickness of the amalgam-alloy layer is as low as 0.04 mikrometr. The 2D condensed films of adenosine are poorly developed on the AgAE substrate. During the phase transition of adenosine from a dilute adsorption adlayer (region Ia) to a 2D physisorbed condensed film (region II) the polynucleation and growth process takes place at the CuAE and PtAE substrates. At the AgAE substrate only the adsorption process takes place.
ER -
HASOŇ, Stanislav and Vladimír VETTERL. Detection of phase transients in two-dimensional adlayers of adenosine at the solid amalgam electrode surfaces. \textit{Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry}. Elsevier, 2004, vol.~2004, No~568, p.~65-77. ISSN~0022-0728.
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