Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry 1997: Vol 438 Index

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Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry 438 (1997) 261
Author index
Abe, T. 133 Kim, J. 71 Shim, Y.-B. 113
Akutsu, H. 231, 237 Kimura, C. 67 Shirai, O. 139
Aoki, T. 153 Knoll, W. 91, 199, 207 Sibbald, M.S. 179
Aramaki, K. 79 Kohzuma, T. 49 Sugimoto, A. 85
Arnold, S. 91 Kondo, T. 121 Sumi, H. 11
Kosti¢é, N.M. 61 Suzuki, M. 147
Cai, S.M. 221 Kriiger, O. 191 Suzuki, S. 49
Chong, S.-H. 245
Chumanov, G. 179 Lewis, N.S. 191
Chung, T.D. 71 Liu, Z.F. 127, 221
Cotton, T.M. 179 Luo, Y. 127 Takeoka, Y. 153
Cusanovich, M.A. 231 Tamada, K. 199
Maeda, K. 139 Tanaka, K. 225
Deligeer, 49 Marcus, R.A. 251 Toda, F. 159
Matsue, T. 187 Treimer, S.E. 173
Evans, D.H. 173 Matsui, M. 147 Tributsch, H. 37
Matsumoto, K. 85 Tryk, D.A. 213
Feng, Z.Q. 91 Mizutani, F. 99 Tsuchida, E. 167
Fujishima, A. 213 Mu, T. 127 Tsukahara, K. 67
Tsunooka, M. 85
Gemma, N. 225 Nakamura, A. 159
Gray, H.B. 43 Nango, M. 105
Newton, M.D. 3
Hara, M. 199, 207 Niki, K. 91, 231 Uchida, I. 187
Hara, Y. 187 Nishida, N. 207 Uehara, K. 85
Hieda, H. 225 Nishihara, H. 79 Ueno, A. 159
Hikita, T. 105 Nocek, J.M. 55 Umemura, K. 207
Hirata, F. 245 Nomura, S.-i. 121 Uosaki, K. 121
Hoffman, B.M. 55
Horizumi, T. 237 Oda, Y. 159
Hsu, C.-P. 27 Offenhausser, A. 199
Hu, K. 173 Ogata, N. 153 Wang, R. 213
Ohde, H. 139 Wang, Y.Q. 127, 221
Ichikawa, T. 85 Ohmura, T. 231, 237 Watanabe, M. 153
Imai, T. 159 Ohtsuka, T. 105 Winkler, J.R. 43
Inobe, T. 237 Okuno, M. 79
Inoue, H. 85 Okutsu, S. 159
Ishino, T. 225 Oyaizu, K. 167
Ito, T. 121 Yamada, M. 49
Iyoda, T. 213 Park, H. 113 Yamamoto, K. 167
Park, J.-S. 113, 231 Yamauchi, T. 187
Jiang, L. 213 Pirwitz, G. 199 Yanagida, M. 121
Pohlmann, L. 37 Yoshida, Y. 139
Kakiuchi, T. 91 Yoshimori, A. 21
Kaneko, M. 133 Royea, W.J. 191 Yu, H.Z. 127, 221
Kang, S.K. 71
Kano, K. 237 Sagara, M. 231
Katayama, A. 231 Sanui, K. 153
Kazuhito Hashimoto, 213 Sasabe, H. 207 Zhang, J. 133
Kihara, S. 139, 147 Sato, Y. 99 Zhao, C.X. 127
Kim, H. 71 Shen, C. 61 Zhao, J.W. 221
Kim, H.-s. 71 Shiku, H. 187 Zhou, J.S. 55
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Subject index
Accessory Chlorophyll multi-domain binding of cytochrome c by cytochrome c peroxidase
Electron transfer via a midway molecule as seen in primary processes (Nocek et al.) 55
in photosynthesis: Superexchange or sequential, or unified? (Sumi) Biology
11 Electron transfer reactions in chemistry. Theory and experiment
Accumulation condition (Marcus) 251
Frumkin corrections for heterogeneous rate constants at semiconduct- Biosensors
ing electrodes (Royea et al.) 191 Photoinduced electron transfer from zinc cytochrome c to cationic
Acid—base equilibrium ruthenium(II) complexes within silica glass prepared by the sol—gel
Electron-transfer reactions of blue copper protein pseudoazurin from method (Shen, Kosti¢é) 61
Achromobacter cycloclastes with cytochromes (Kohzuma et al.) 49 Bridge conformation
n-Alkanethiol Medium reorganization and electronic coupling in long-range electron
Electrochemical responses of cytochrome c on a gold electrode transfer (Newton) 3
modified with mixed monolayers of 3-mercaptopropionic acid and
n-alkanethiol (Sato, Mizutani) 99
Alkanethiolates Calix[4]arenediquinone
Investigation of the electrode reaction of cytochrome c through mixed Interaction between various alkylammonium ions and quinone-de-
self-assembled monolayers of alkanethiols on gold(111) surfaces rivatized calix[4]arenes in aprotic media (Chung et al.) 71
(Arnold et al.) 91 Charge separation
Alkanethiol monolayers Charge separation in the non-covalent adducts of aromatic amines and
Application of the sequential formula: the electronic coupling and the the rhenium tricarbonyl complex bearing a cyclodextrin unit on a
distance dependence in the electron transfer of ferrocene-terminated ligand (Nakamura et al.) 159
alkanethiol monolayers (Hsu) 27 Colloid
Alkylammonium ions Reductive properties of iodide-modified silver nanoparticles (Sibbald
Interaction between various alkylammonium ions and quinone-de- et al.) 179
rivatized calix[4]arenes in aprotic media (Chung et al.) 71 Conproportionation constant
Amino acid replacement Simulation of change in conproportionation constants of the windmill
A comparison of the redox potentials of cytochrome c, from Desul- complex [Cp,Co;(S,C,)]""_ in the mixed-valence states (n = 1,2) by
fovibrio vulgaris Hildenborough with those from Desulfovibrio vul- addition of crown ethers to solutions of alkaline metal ions (Okuno et
garis Miyazaki F. Effects of amino acid substitutions on the redox al.) 79
potentials (Park et al.) 231 Contact angle titration
Anion radical of benzoquinone Fabricating an azobenzene self-assembled monolayer via step-by-step
Redox reaction of benzoquinone on a lipid coated glassy carbon surface modification of a cysteamine monolayer on gold (Yu et al.)
electrode (Park et al.) 113 221
Asymmetry parameter Crown ether
An integral equation study for non-linear electrical potential fluctua- Simulation of change in conproportionation constants of the windmill
tions of solvent around solute (Chong, Hirata) 245 complex [Cp,Co,(S,C,)]""_ in the mixed-valence states (n = 1,2) by
Atomic force microscopy addition of crown ethers to solutions of alkaline metal ions (Okuno et
Structural investigation of azobenzene-containing self-assembled al.) 79
monolayer films (Wang et al.) 213 Cyclic voltammetry
Imaging charged functional groups with an atomic force microscope Photochromic and electrochemical behavior of a crown-ether-derived
operated in aqueous solutions (Ishino et al.) 225 azobenzene monolayer assembly (Wang et al.) 127
Azobenzene Cyclodextrin
Photochromic and electrochemical behavior of a crown-ether-derived Charge separation in the non-covalent adducts of aromatic amines and
azobenzene monolayer assembly (Wang et al.) 127 the rhenium tricarbonyl complex bearing a cyclodextrin unit on a
Structural investigation of azobenzene-containing self-assembled ligand (Nakamura et al.) 159
monolayer films (Wang et al.) 213 Cysteamine
Fabricating an azobenzene self-assembled monolayer via step-by-step
Benzoquinone surface modification of a cysteamine monolayer on gold (Yu et al.)
Redox reaction of benzoquinone on a lipid coated glassy carbon 221
electrode (Park et al.) 113 Cytochrome c
Bidurenol Electron-transfer reactions of blue copper protein pseudoazurin from
Electrochemical oxidation of the dianion of bidurenol (Evans et al.) Achromobacter cycloclastes with cytochromes (Kohzuma et al.) 49
173 Quenching as a four-dimensional experiment: application to the
Binding multi-domain binding of cytochrome c by cytochrome c peroxidase
Quenching as a four-dimensional experiment: application to the (Nocek et al.) 55
264 Subject index
Photoinduced electron-transfer reaction between cytochrome c and Application of the sequential formula: the electronic coupling and the
zinc myoglobin modified with diethylenetriaminepentaacetic acid distance dependence in the electron transfer of ferrocene-terminated
(Tsukahara, Kimura) 67 alkanethiol monolayers (Hsu) 27
Investigation of the electrode reaction of cytochrome c through mixed Electron-transfer reactions of blue copper protein pseudoazurin from
self-assembled monolayers of alkanethiols on gold(111) surfaces Achromobacter cycloclastes with cytochromes (Kohzuma et al.) 49
(Arnold et al.) 91 Photoinduced electron transfer from zinc cytochrome c to cationic
Electrochemical responses of cytochrome c on a gold electrode ruthenium(III) complexes within silica glass prepared by the sol-gel
modified with mixed monolayers of 3-mercaptopropionic acid and method (Shen, Kosti¢) 61
n-alkanethiol (Sato, Mizutani) 99 Electron transfer in the interface of poly(3-methylthiophene)1|0-5d,i -
Reductive properties of iodide-modified silver nanoparticles (Sibbald hydrophenazine derivatives: organic two-layer diodes and their photo-
et al.) 179 electric conversion (Uehara et al.) 85
Cytochrome c, Electron transfer catalyzed by phospholipid-linked manganese meso-
A comparison of the redox potentials of cytochrome c, from Desul- porphyrin derivatives in lipid bilayers modified electrodes (Ohtsuka et
fovibrio vulgaris Hildenborough with those from Desulfovibrio vul- al.) 105
garis Miyazaki F. Effects of amino acid substitutions on the redox Photochromic and electrochemical behavior of a crown-ether-derived
potentials (Park et al.) 231 azobenzene monolayer assembly (Wang et al.) 127
Unusual behavior of a heme in a tetraheme protein, cytochrome c, Supramolecular interfacial architectures for controlled electron trans-
from Desulfovibrio vulgaris Miyazaki F, in the reduction process fer (Knoll et al.) 199
(Ohmura et al.) 237 Electron transfer reactions in chemistry. Theory and experiment
Cytochrome c peroxidase (Marcus) 251
Quenching as a four-dimensional experiment: application to the Electron transfer kinetics
multi-domain binding of cytochrome c by cytochrome c peroxidase Investigation of the electrode reaction of cytochrome c through mixed
(Nocek et al.) 55 self-assembled monolayers of alkanethiols on gold(111) surfaces
(Arnold et al.) 91
Decay constant Electron transfer rate
Electron tunneling in structurally engineered proteins (Gray, Winkler) Electron tunneling in structurally engineered proteins (Gray, Winkler)
43 43
Depletion condition Electron transfer reactions
Frumkin corrections for heterogeneous rate constants at semiconduct- Non-linear quantum effects on electron transfer reactions (Yoshimori)
ing electrodes (Royea et al.) 191 21
2,6-Dichloroindophenol Electron transport
Reductive properties of iodide-modified silver nanoparticles (Sibbald Voltammetric study on ion transport across a liquid membrane cou-
et al.) 179 pled with electron transport (Ohde et al.) 139
Diprotein complex Electron tunneling
Photoinduced electron-transfer reaction between cytochrome c and Electron tunneling in structurally engineered proteins (Gray, Winkler)
zinc myoglobin modified with diethylenetriaminepentaacetic acid 43
(Tsukahara, Kimura) 67 Electroreflectance spectroscopy
Distance dependence Investigation of the electrode reaction of cytochrome c through mixed
Application of the sequential formula: the electronic coupling and the self-assembled monolayers of alkanethiols on gold(1i1) surfaces
distance dependence in the electron transfer of ferrocene-terminated (Arnold et al.) 91
alkanethiol monolayers (Hsu) 27 Encapsulation
DTPA-modified myoglobin Interaction between various alkylammonium ions and quinone-de-
Photoinduced electron-transfer reaction between cytochrome c and rivatized calix[4]arenes in aprotic media (Chung et al.) 71
zinc myoglobin modified with diethylenetriaminepentaacetic acid Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay
(Tsukahara, Kimura) 67 Dual immunoassay of human chorionic gonadotropin and human
placental lactogen at a miocrofabricated substrate by scanning electro-
Electrochemistry chemical microscopy (Shiku et al.) 187
Electrochemical oxidation of the dianion of bidurenol (Evans et al.) Extended reference interaction site method
173 An integral equation study for non-linear electrical potential fluctua-
Fabricating an azobenzene self-assembled monolayer via step-by-step tions of solvent around solute (Chong, Hirata) 245
surface modification of a cysteamine monolayer on gold (Yu et al.)
221 Ferrocene
Electron transfer reactions in chemistry. Theory and experiment Effect of supporting electrolyte concentration on the electrochemical
(Marcus) 251 reaction of redox-active surfactant micelles in aqueous solutions
Electron coupling strength (Takeoka et al.) 153
Application of the sequential formula: the electronic coupling and the Films
distance dependence in the electron transfer of ferrocene-terminated Reductive properties of iodide-modified silver nanoparticles (Sibbald
alkanethiol monolayers (Hsu) 27 et al.) 179
Electron hopping Flavin mononucleotide
Electron transport by methylviologen in a polymer film (Zhang et al.) Reduction of flavin mononucleotide at the aqueous|organic solution
133 interface in the absence and presence of oxygen (Suzuki et al.) 147
Electronic coupling integral Free energy profile
Medium reorganization and electronic coupling in long-range electron An integral equation study for non-linear electrical potential fluctua-
transfer (Newton) 3 tions of solvent around solute (Chong, Hirata) 245
Electron transfer Frumkin corrections
Electron transfer via a midway molecule as seen in primary processes Frumkin corrections for heterogeneous rate constants at semiconduct-
in photosynthesis: Superexchange or sequential, or unified? (Sumi) ing electrodes (Royea et al.) 191
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Subject index
Functional groups 3-Mercaptopropionic acid
Imaging charged functional groups with an atomic force microscope Electrochemical responses of cytochrome c on a gold electrode
operated in aqueous solutions (Ishino et al.) 225 modified with mixed monolayers of 3-mercaptopropionic acid and
n-alkanethiol (Sato, Mizutani) 99
Glassy carbon electrode Methyl-terminated
Electrochemical oxidation of the dianion of bidurenol (Evans et al.) Investigation of the electrode reaction of cytochrome c through mixed
173
self-assembled monolayers of alkanethiols on gold(111) surfaces
Gold (Arnold et al.) 91
Morphology and stability of chemically modified electrode surfaces Methylviologen
without -SH and —SS- structures studied by scanning tunneling Electron transport by methylviologen in a polymer film (Zhang et al.)
microscopy (Umemura et al.) 207 133
Gold electrode Micelle
Electrochemical responses of cytochrome c on a gold electrode Effect of supporting electrolyte concentration on the electrochemical
modified with mixed monolayers of 3-mercaptopropionic acid and reaction of redox-active surfactant micelles in aqueous solutions
n-alkanethiol (Sato, Mizutani) 99 (Takeoka et al.) 153
Midway molecule
pH effects
Electron transfer via a midway molecule as seen in primary processes
pH-dependent photoinduced electron transfer at the gold electrode
in photosynthesis: Superexchange or sequential, or unified? (Sumi)
modified with a self-assembled monolayer of a porphyrin—mercapto- 11
quinone coupling molecule (Kondo et al.) 121
Mixed monolayers
Heterogeneous rate constants
Electrochemical responses of cytochrome c on a gold electrode
Frumkin corrections for heterogeneous rate constants at semiconduct-
modified with mixed monolayers of 3-mercaptopropionic acid and
ing electrodes (Royea et al.) 191 n-alkanethiol (Sato, Mizutani) 99
Hydrogen bonding
Mixed self-assembled monolayers
Interaction between various alkylammonium ions and quinone-de-
Investigation of the electrode reaction of cytochrome c through mixed
rivatized calix[4]arenes in aprotic media (Chung et al.) 71
self-assembled monolayers of alkanethiols on gold(111) surfaces
(Arnold et al.) 91
Imaging
Mixed-valence state
Imaging charged functional groups with an atomic force microscope
Simulation of change in conproportionation constants of the windmill
operated in aqueous solutions (Ishino et al.) 225
complex [Cp,Co,(S,C,)]"~ in the mixed-valence states (n = 1,2) by
Inclusion complex
addition of crown ethers to solutions of alkaline metal ions (Okuno et
Charge separation in the non-covalent adducts of aromatic amines and
al.) 79
the rhenium tricarbonyl complex bearing a cyclodextrin unit on a
ligand (Nakamura et al.) 159 Monolayer
Photochromic and electrochemical behavior of a crown-ether-derived
Interfacial architecture
azobenzene monolayer assembly (Wang et al.) 127
Supramolecular interfacial architectures for controlled electron trans-
fer (Knoll et al.) 199 Multianalyte sensing
Dual immunoassay of human chorionic gonadotropin and human
Ion transport
placental lactogen at a miocrofabricated substrate by scanning electro-
Voltammetric study on ion transport across a liquid membrane cou-
chemical microscopy (Shiku et al.) 187
pled with electron transport (Ohde et al.) 139
Multiheme protein
Langmuir—Blodgett A comparison of the redox potentials of cytochrome c, from Desul-
Photochromic and electrochemical behavior of a crown-ether-derived fovibrio vulgaris Hildenborough with those from Desulfovibrio vul-
azobenzene monolayer assembly (Wang et al.) 127 garis Miyazaki F. Effects of amino acid substitutions on the redox
Lipid potentials (Park et al.) 231
Redox reaction of benzoquinone on a lipid coated glassy carbon Unusual behavior of a heme in a tetraheme protein, cytochrome c;
electrode (Park et al.) 113 from Desulfovibrio vulgaris Miyazaki F, in the reduction process
Lipid bilayers (Ohmura et al.) 237
Electron transfer catalyzed by phospholipid-linked manganese meso-
porphyrin derivatives in lipid bilayers modified electrodes (Ohtsuka et
al.) 105 2D-NMR
Liquid membrane Unusual behavior of a heme in a tetraheme protein, cytochrome c;
Voltammetric study on ion transport across a liquid membrane cou- from Desulfovibrio vulgaris Miyazaki F, in the reduction process
pled with electron transport (Ohde et al.) 139 (Ohmura et al.) 237
Long-range electron transfer Non-linear potentials
Medium reorganization and electronic coupling in long-range electron Non-linear quantum effects on electron transfer reactions (Yoshimori)
transfer (Newton) 3 21
Macromolecular mechanisms
Synergetic electron transfer in molecular electronic and photosyn- Organic solution
thetic mechanisms (Tributsch, Pohlmann) 37 Reduction of flavin mononucleotide at the aqueouslorganic solution
Manganese mesoporphyrin interface in the absence and presence of oxygen (Suzuki et al.) 147
Electron transfer catalyzed by phospholipid-linked manganese meso- Oxidation
porphyrin derivatives in lipid bilayers modified electrodes (Ohtsuka et Electrochemical oxidation of the dianion of bidurenol (Evans et al.)
al.) 105 173
Marcus equation Oxidative polymerization
Electron-transfer reactions of blue copper protein pseudoazurin from Oxidative polymerization of pyrrole with a vanadium dinuclear com-
Achromobacter cycloclastes with cytochromes (Kohzuma et al.) 49 plex as a two-electron redox catalyst (Tsuchida et al.) 167
266 Subject index
Oxygen Rate constant
Reduction of flavin mononucleotide at the aqueous|organic solution Non-linear quantum effects on electron transfer reactions (Yoshimori)
interface in the absence and presence of oxygen (Suzuki et al.) 147 21
Oxygen evolution Redox behaviour
Synergetic electron transfer in molecular electronic and photosyn- Unusual behavior of a heme in a tetraheme protein, cytochrome c,
thetic mechanisms (Tributsch, Pohlmann) 37 from Desulfovibrio vulgaris Miyazaki F, in the reduction process
(Ohmura et al.) 237
Photochemical activity Redox-dependent receptor
Structural investigation of azobenzene-containing self-assembled Interaction between various alkylammonium ions and quinone-de-
monolayer films (Wang et al.) 213 rivatized calix[4]arenes in aprotic media (Chung et al.) 71
Photochromism Redox potential
Photochromic and electrochemical behavior of a crown-ether-derived A comparison of the redox potentials of cytochrome c, from Desul-
azobenzene monolayer assembly (Wang et al.) 127 fovibrio vulgaris Hildenborough with those from Desulfovibrio vul-
Photoinduced electron transfer garis Miyazaki F. Effects of amino acid substitutions on the redox
Photoinduced electron-transfer reaction between cytochrome c and potentials (Park et al.) 231
zinc myoglobin modified with diethylenetriaminepentaacetic acid Reduction
(Tsukahara, Kimura) 67 Reduction of flavin mononucleotide at the aqueous|organic solution
pH-dependent photoinduced electron transfer at the gold electrode interface in the absence and presence of oxygen (Suzuki et al.) 147
modified with a self-assembled monolayer of a porphyrin—mercapto- Reductive properties of iodide-modified silver nanoparticles (Sibbald
quinone coupling molecule (Kondo et al.) 121 et al.) 179
Photosynthesis Reorganization energy
Electron transfer via a midway molecule as seen in primary processes Medium reorganization and electronic coupling in long-range electron
in photosynthesis: Superexchange or sequential, or unified? (Sumi) transfer (Newton) 3
11 Rhenium tricarbonyl complex
Electron transfer in the interface of poly(3-methylthiophene)|5,10-di- Charge separation in the non-covalent adducts of aromatic amines and
hydrophenazine derivatives: organic two-layer diodes and their photo- the rhenium tricarbonyl complex bearing a cyclodextrin unit on a
electric conversion (Uehara et al.) 85 ligand (Nakamura et al.) 159
Photosynthetic structures
Synergetic electron transfer in molecular electronic and photosyn-
thetic mechanisms (Tributsch, Pohlmann) 37 Salting-out effect
Physical diffusion Effect of supporting electrolyte concentration on the electrochemical
Electron transport by methylviologen in a polymer film (Zhang et al.) reaction of redox-active surfactant micelles in aqueous solutions
133 (Takeoka et al.) 153
Polymer—pendant methylviologen Scanning electrochemical microscopy
Electron transport by methylviologen in a polymer film (Zhang et al.) Dual immunoassay of human chorionic gonadotropin and human
133 placental lactogen at a miocrofabricated substrate by scanning electro-
Poly(3-methylthiophene)|5, 10-dihydrophenazine chemical microscopy (Shiku et al.) 187
Electron transfer in the interface of poly(3-methylthiophene)|5,10-di- Scanning tunneling microscope
hydrophenazine derivatives: organic two-layer diodes and their photo- Morphology and stability of chemically modified electrode surfaces
electric conversion (Uehara et al.) 85 without -SH and —SS- structures studied by scanning tunneling
Porphyrin—mercaptoquinone microscopy (Umemura et al.) 207
pH-dependent photoinduced electron transfer at the gold electrode Self-assembled monolayer
modified with a self-assembled monolayer of a porphyrin—mercapto- pH-dependent photoinduced electron transfer at the gold electrode
quinone coupling molecule (Kondo et al.) 121 modified with a self-assembled monolayer of a porphyrin—mercapto-
Potential-step chronoamperospectrometry quinone coupling molecule (Kondo et al.) 121
Electron transport by methylviologen in a polymer film (Zhang et al.) Morphology and stability of chemically modified electrode surfaces
133 without -SH and —SS-— structures studied by scanning tunneling
Proteins microscopy (Umemura et al.) 207
Electron tunneling in structurally engineered proteins (Gray, Winkler) Self-assembled monolayers
43 Structural investigation of azobenzene-containing self-assembled
Proton transfer monolayer films (Wang et al.) 213
Interaction between various alkylammonium ions and quinone-de- Fabricating an azobenzene self-assembled monolayer via step-by-step
rivatized calix[4]arenes in aprotic media (Chung et al.) 71 surface modification of a cysteamine monolayer on gold (Yu et al.)
Pseudoazurin 221
Electron-transfer reactions of blue copper protein pseudoazurin from Self-assembly
Achromobacter cycloclastes with cytochromes (Kohzuma et al.) 49 Supramolecular interfacial architectures for controlled electron trans-
fer (Knoll et al.) 199
Quantum effects Self-organization mechanism
Non-linear quantum effects on electron transfer reactions (Yoshimori) Synergetic electron transfer in molecular electronic and photosyn-
21 thetic mechanisms (Tributsch, Pohlmann) 37
Quenching Semiconducting electrodes
Quenching as a four-dimensional experiment: application to the Frumkin corrections for heterogeneous rate constants at semiconduct-
multi-domain binding of cytochrome c by cytochrome c peroxidase ing electrodes (Royea et al.) 191
(Nocek et al.) 55 Sequential formula
Photoinduced electron transfer from zinc cytochrome c to cationic Application of the sequential formula: the electronic coupling and the
ruthenium(II) complexes within silica glass prepared by the sol-gel distance dependence in the electron transfer of ferrocene-terminated
method (Shen, Kostié) 61 alkanethiol monolayers (Hsu) 27
Subject index
Silica Surface plasmon resonance
Photoinduced electron transfer from zinc cytochrome c to cationic Morphology and stability of chemically modified electrode surfaces
ruthenium(III) complexes within silica glass prepared by the sol—gel without --SH and —SS-— structures studied by scanning tunneling
method (Shen, Kosti¢é) 61 microscopy (Umemura et al.) 207
Silver Surfactant
Reductive properties of iodide-modified silver nanoparticles (Sibbald Effect of supporting electrolyte concentration on the electrochemical
et al.) 179 reaction of redox-active surfactant micelles in aqueous solutions
Sol-gel glass (Takeoka et al.) 153
Photoinduced electron transfer from zinc cytochrome c to cationic Synergetic electron transfer
ruthenium(II) complexes within silica glass prepared by the sol-gel Synergetic electron transfer in molecular electronic and photosyn-
method (Shen, Kostié) 61 thetic mechanisms (Tributsch, Pohlmann) 37
Solvent force constant
An integral equation study for non-linear electrical potential fluctua- Thiol
tions of solvent around solute (Chong, Hirata) 245
Morphology and stability of chemically modified electrode surfaces
Spectroelectrochemistry
without -SH and —SS- structures studied by scanning tunneling
Redox reaction of benzoquinone on a lipid coated glassy carbon microscopy (Umemura et al.) 207
electrode (Park et al.) 113 Two-electron transfer
Spin—boson model Oxidative polymerization of pyrrole with a vanadium dinuclear com-
Non-linear quantum effects on electron transfer reactions (Yoshimori) plex as a two-electron redox catalyst (Tsuchida et al.) 167
21
Two-layer diodes
Step-by-step surface modification Electron transfer in the interface of poly(3-methylthiophene)1|U5-d,i -
Fabricating an azobenzene self-assembled monolayer via step-by-step
hydrophenazine derivatives: organic two-layer diodes and their photo-
surface modification of a cysteamine monolayer on gold (Yu et al.) electric conversion (Uehara et al.) 85
221
Type | copper protein
Structural characterization Electron-transfer reactions of blue copper protein pseudoazurin from
Supramolecular interfacial architectures for controlled electron trans- Achromobacter cyclociastes with cytochromes (Kohzuma et al.) 49
fer (Knoll et al.) 199
Structure
UV-visible spectroscopy
Structural investigation of azobenzene-containing self-assembled
Structural investigation of azobenzene-containing self-assembled
monolayer films (Wang et al.) 213
monolayer films (Wang et al.) 213
Supramolecules
Charge separation in the non-covalent adducts of aromatic amines and
Vanadium dinuclear complex
the rhenium tricarbonyl complex bearing a cyclodextrin unit on a
ligand (Nakamura et al.) 159 Oxidative polymerization of pyrrole with a vanadium dinuclear com-
Supramolecular interfacial architectures for controlled electron trans- plex as a two-electron redox catalyst (Tsuchida et al.) 167
fer (Knoll et al.) 199 Voltammetry
Surface enhanced Raman Voltammetric study on ion transport across a liquid membrane cou-
pled with electron transport (Ohde et al.) 139
Reductive properties of iodide-modified silver nanoparticles (Sibbald
et al.) 179
Surface modifier Zinc myoglobin
Morphology and stability of chemically modified electrode surfaces Photoinduced electron-transfer reaction between cytochrome c and
without -SH and —SS- structures studied by scanning tunneling zinc myoglobin modified with diethylenetriaminepentaacetic acid
microscopy (Umemura et al.) 207 (Tsukahara, Kimura) 67