Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry and Interfacial Electrochemistry 1991: Vol 302 Index

5 Pages·1991·0.9 MB·English

J. Electroanal. Chem., 302 (1991) 295
Elsevier Sequoia S.A., Lausanne
Author index
Albery, W.J. 279 Haas, O. 59 Paolucci, F. 157
Anderson, J.L. 1 Hachkar, M. 173 Paradisi, C. 115, 157
Armand, D. 191 Himeno, S. 145 Pistoia, G. 275
Rakotondrainibe, A. 173
Beck, F. 103 Jansen, R. 103
Rangarajan, S.K. 207
Beden, B. 173
Roffia, S. 115, 157
Bergel, A. 219 Kapturkiewicz, A. 131
Rosinberg, M.-O. 191
Bhattacharjee, B. 207 Keita, B. 47
Bignozzi, C.A. 157 Kennedy, B.J. 261 Saito, A. 145
Bousse, L. 269 Samvelyan, S.Kh. 285
Buckley, A.N. 261 Lamy, C. 173 Savéant, J.-M. 91
Li, F. 279 Scandola, F. 157
Casadei, R. 157 Smith, J.J. 255
Choy de Martinez, M. 173 Mairanovsky, V.G. 285 Solomun, T. 31
Comtat, M. 219 Maran, F. 115 Spzak, S. 255
Concialini, V. 115 Mosier-Boss, P.A. 255
Takenouti, H. 59
Mostarshed, S. 269
Tsukada, A. 59
Dellero, N. 47
Nadjo, L. 47
Vianello, E. 115
Fawcett, W.R. 13
Osakai, T. 145 Wandlowski, Th. 233
Gabrielli, C. 59 Ou, T.-Y. 1 Wang, G. 275
J. Electroanal. Chem., 302 (1991) 296-299
Elsevier Sequoia S.A., Lausanne
Subject index
Adsorption—nucleation/growth model Clay-modified electrodes
Adsorption—nucleation/growth based model Oxometalate-clay-modified electrodes: exam-
for electrochemical phase formation and ple of metatungstate incorporated in stearyl-
Avrami ansatz for a multicomponent compe- trimethylammonium-montmorillonite layers
titive growth process (Bhattacharjee, Ranga- (Keita et al.) 47
rajan) 207 Cyano-bridged polynuclear bipyridine ruthen-
Amalgam formation ium(II) complexes
Double layer effects in the electrode kinetics Supramolecular electrochemistry. Redox
of amalgam formation reactions. Part 1. A series of cyano-bridged polynuclear bipyri-
comparison of the EE and IA mechanisms dine ruthenium(II) complexes (Roffia et al.)
(Fawcett) 13 157
Amperometry
Amperometric response of circular solid elec-
Deuterium
trodes in thin-layer flow channels (Ou,
On the behaviour of Pd deposited in the
Anderson) 1 presence of evolving deuterium (Spzak et al.)
Aniline
255
Electrochemical generation of excited TICT
N, N-Dimethylaniline
states. Part III. Aryl derivatives of N, N-di-
Electrochemical generation of excited TICT
methylaniline (Kapturkiewicz) 131
states. Part III. Aryl derivatives of N, N-di-
Anion adsorption
methylaniline (Kapturkiewicz) 131
A simple model for the competitive adsorp-
tion of anions and hydrogen on the (100)
EE mechanism
orientation of a platinum surface in acid
Double layer effects in the electrode kinetics
medium: the three-state lattice gas model
of amalgam formation reactions. Part 1. A
(Armand, Rosinberg) 191
comparison of the EE and IA mechanisms
Avrami ansatz
(Faweett) 13
Adsorption—nucleation/growth based model
Ethyl acetate
for electrochemical phase formation and
Electrochemical polymerization of poly(thio-
Avrami ansatz for a multicomponent compe-
phene-3-ethyl acetate) — a new candidate for
titive growth process (Bhattacharjee, Ranga-
a rechargeable battery cathode (Li, Albery)
rajan) 207
279
Bipyridine
Supramolecular electrochemistry. Redox FAD
series of cyano-bridged polynuclear bipyri- Thin-layer spectroelectrochemical study of
dine ruthenium(II) complexes (Roffia et al.) the reversible reaction between nicotinamide
157 adenine dinucleotide and flavin adenine di-
nucleotide (Bergel, Comtat) 219
Charge transport Film-modified electrodes
Impedance investigation of the charge trans- Impedance investigation of the charge trans-
port in film-modified electrodes (Gabrielli et port in film-modified electrodes (Gabrielli et
al.) 59 al.) 59
Flavin adenine dinucleotide Mercury
Thin-layer spectroelectrochemical study of On the thermodynamic stability of condensed
the reversible reaction between nicotinamide uracil films formed at the mercury /electro-
adenine dinucleotide and flavin adenine di- lyte interface in the presence of different
nucleotide (Bergel, Comtat) 219 supporting electrolytes (Wandlowski) 233
Flow channels Montmorillonite layers
Amperometric response of circular solid elec- Oxometalate-clay modified electrodes: exam-
trodes in thin-layer flow channels (Ou, ple of metatungstate incorporated in stearyl-
Anderson) 1 trimethylammonium-montmorillonite layers
Formaldehyde (Keita et al.) 47
Oscillating electrocatalytic systems. Part II.
“In situ’ UV-visible reflectance spectro-
scopic investigation of formaldehyde oxida-
NAD
tion on rhodium in alkaline medium (Hach-
Thin-layer spectroelectrochemical study of
kar et al.) 173
the reversible reaction between nicotinamide
adenine dinucleotide and flavin adenine di-
Growth processes
nucleotide (Bergel, Comtat) 219
Adsorption—nucleation/growth based model
Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide
for electrochemical phase formation and
Thin-layer spectroelectrochemical study of
Arrami ansatz for a multicomponent compe-
the reversible reaction between nicotinamide
titive growth process (Bhattacharjee, Ranga-
adenine dinucleotide and flavin adenine di-
rajan) 207
nucleotide (Bergel, Comtat) 219
Graphite hydrogen sulphate
Nitrobenzene
Graphite hydrogen sulphate as an electrode
Voltammetric study of the transfer of Keg-
material for inorganic anodic oxidations
gin-type heteropolyanions across the nitro-
(Jansen, Beck) 91
benzene /water interface (Osakai et al.) 145
Hydrogen adsorption
A simple model for the competitive adsorp-
tion of anions and hydrogen on the (100) Oscillating electrocatalytic systems
orientation of a platinum surface in acid Oscillating electrocatalytic systems. Part II.
medium: the three-state lattice gas model “In situ” UV-visible reflectance spectro-
(Armand, Rosinberg) 191 scopic investigation of formaldehyde oxida-
Hydrogen sulphate ion tion on rhodium in alkaline medium (Hach-
Graphite hydrogen sulphate as an electrode kar et al.) 173
material for inorganic anodic oxidations Oxometalate-clay-modified electrodes
(Jansen, Beck) 91 Oxometalate-clay-modified electrodes: exam-
ple of metatungstate incorporated in stearyl-
IA mechanism trimethylammonium-montmorillonite layers
Double layer effects in the electrode kinetics (Keita et al.) 47
of amalgam formation reactions. Part 1. A
comparison of the EE and IA mechanisms
(Fawcett) 13 Palladium
On the behaviour of Pd deposited in the
Keggin heteropolyanions presence of evolving deuterium (Spzak et al.)
Voltammetric study of the transfer of Keg- 255
gin-type heteropolyanions across the nitro- The role of the electrolyte anion in anodic
benzene /water interface (Osakai et al.) 145 dissolution of the Pd(100) surface (Solomun)
31
Lithium Permeation
Rechargeable all solid-state lithium and Permeation through polymer coatings on
sodium cells with composite cathodic films electrodes. Membrane versus pinhole permea-
based on Na, , ,.V,O, (Wang, Pistoia) 253 tion (Savéant) 91
298
Platinum Silicon nitride
A simple model for the competitive adsorp- The zeta potential of silicon nitride thin films
tion of anions and hydrogen on the (100) (Bousse, Mostarshed) 269
orientation of a platinum surface in acid Sodium
medium: the three-state lattice gas model Rechargeable all solid-state lithium and
(Armand, Rosinberg) 191 sodium cells with composite cathodic films
An X-ray photoelectron spectroscopic study based on Na, , ,V;0g (Wang, Pistoia) 279
of the influence of electrode fabrication on Stopped-flow electrolysis (SFEL)
carbon supported Pt+ Ru electrodes (Buck- Combined electrolysis—stopped flow method
ley, Kennedy) 261 (SFEL). The direct study of reaction kinetics
Polymer-coated electrodes with electrogenerated particles (Mairanovsky,
Permeation through polymer coatings on Samvelyan) 285
electrodes. Membrane versus pinhole permea-
tion (Savéant) 91
Thin films
The zeta potential of silicon nitride thin films
Quinolinols
(Bousse, Mostarshed) 269
Self-protonation mechanism in the electro-
Thin-layers
reduction of quinolinols (Roffia et al.) 115
Amperometric response of circular solid elec-
trodes in thin-layer flow channels (Ou,
Reaction kinetics Anderson) 1
Combined electrolysis—stopped flow method Thiophene
(SFEL). The direct study of reaction kinetics Electrochemical polymerization of poly-
with electrogenerated particles (Mairanovsky, (thiophene-3-ethyl acetate) — a new candi-
Samvelyan) 285 date for a rechargeable battery cathode (Li,
Rechargeable cells Albery) 257
Electrochemical polymerization of poly- TICT states
(thiophene-3-ethyl acetate) — a new candi- Electrochemical generation of excited TICT
date for a rechargeable battery cathode (Li, states. Part III. Aryl derivatives of N, N-di-
Albery) 279 methylaniline (Kapturkiewicz) 131
Rechargeable all solid-state lithium and Tungsten
sodium cells with composite cathodic films Oxometalate-clay-modified electrodes: exam-
based on Na, , ,V,;O, (Wang, Pistoia) 275 ple of metatungstate incorporated in stearyl-
Rhodium trimethylammonium-montmorillonite layers
Oscillating electrocatalytic systems. Part II. (Keita et al.) 47
“In situ” UV-visible reflectance spectro- Twisted intramolecular charge transfer
scopic investigation of formaldehyde oxida- Electrochemical generation of excited TICT
tion on rhodium in alkaline medium (Hach- states. Part III. Aryl derivatives of N, N-di-
kar et al.) 173 methylaniline (Kapturkiewicz) 131
Ruthenium
An X-ray photoelectron spectroscopic study
of the influence of electrode fabrication on
Uracil films
carbon supported Pt+ Ru electrodes (Buck-
On the thermodynamic stability of condensed
ley, Kennedy) 261
uracil films formed at the mercury /electro-
Supramolecular electrochemistry. Redox
lyte interface in the presence of different
series of cyano-bridged polynuclear bipyri-
supporting electrolytes (Wandlowski) 233
dine ruthenium(II) complexes (Roffia et al.)
UV-visible reflectance spectroscopy
157
Oscillating electrocatalytic systems. Part II.
“In situ” UV-visible reflectance spectro-
Self-protonation mechanism scopic investigation of formaldehyde oxida-
Self-protonation mechanism in the electrore- tion on rhodium in alkaline medium (Hach-
duction of quinolinols (Roffia et al.) 115 kar et al.) 173
Vanadium oxide X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy
Rechargeable all solid-state lithium and An X-ray photoelectron spectroscopic study
sodium cells with composite cathodic films of the influence of electrode fabrication on
based on Na, , ,V;O, (Wang, Pistoia) 275 carbon supported Pt+Ru electrodes (Buck-
Voltammetry ley, Kennedy) 261
Voltammetric study of the transfer of Keg-
gin-type heteropolyanions across the nitro-
benzene /water interface (Osakai et al.) 145