Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry and Interfacial Electrochemistry 1991: Vol 302 Table of Contents

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JOURNAL OF ELECTROANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY AND INTERFACIAL ELECTROCHEMISTRY
Vol. 302 Nos. 1 and 2 11 March 1991
CONTENTS
Amperometric response of circular solid electrodes in thin-layer flow channels
T.-Y. Ou and J.L. Anderson (Athens, GA, USA)
Double layer effects in the electrode kinetics of amalgam formation reactions. Part |. A compari-
son of the EE and IA mechanisms
W.R. Fawcett (Davis, CA, USA)
The role of the electrolyte anion in anodic dissolution of the Pd(100) surface
T. Solomun (Berlin, Germany)
Oxometalate-clay-modified electrodes: example of metatungstate incorporated in stearyitri-
methylammonium-montmorillonite layers
B. Keita, N. Dellero and L. Nadjo (Orsay, France)
Impedance investigation of the charge transport in film-modified electrodes
C. Gabrielli, H. Takenouti (Paris, France), O. Haas and A. Tsukada (Villigen, Switzerland) ....
Permeation through polymer coatings on electrodes. Membrane versus pinhole permeation
J.-M. Savéant (Paris, France)
Graphite hydrogen sulphate as an electrode material for inorganic anodic oxidations
R. Jansen and F. Beck (Duisburg, Germany)
Self-protonation mechanism in the electroreduction of quinolinols
S. Roffia, V. Concialini, C. Paradisi (Bologna, Italy), F. Maran and E. Vianello (Padua, Italy) . . .
Electrochemical generation of excited TICT states. Part Ill. Aryl derivatives of N,N-dimethylaniline
A. Kapturkiewicz (Warsaw, Poland)
Voltammetric study of the transfer of Keggin-type heteropolyanions across the nitrobenzene /
water interface
T.Osakai, S. Himeno and A. Saito (Kobe, Japan)
Supramolecular electrochemistry. Redox series of cyano-bridged polynuclear bipyridine
ruthenium(ll) complexes
S. Roffia, R. Casadei, F. Paolucci, C. Paradisi (Bologna, Italy), C.A. Bignozzi and F. Scandola
(Ferrara, Italy)
Oscillating electrocatalytic systems. Part li. ‘‘in situ’’ UV-visible reflectance spectroscopic inves-
tigation of formaldehyde oxidation on rhodium in alkaline medium
M. Hachkar M. Choy de Martinez, A. Rakotondrainibe, B. Beden and C. Lamy (Poitiers,
France)
A simple model for the competitive adsorption of anions and hydrogen on the (100) orientation of
a platinum surface in acid medium: the three-state lattice gas model
M. Armand and M.-L. Rosinberg (Paris, France)
Adsorption-—nucleation /growth based model for electrochemical phase formation and Avrami
ansatz for a multicomponent competitive growth process
B. Bhattacharjee and S.K. Rangarajan (Bangalore, India)
Thin-layer spectroelectrochemical study of the reversible reaction between nicotinamide adenine
dinucleotide and flavin adenine dinucleotide
A. Bergel and M. Comtat (Toulouse, France)
On the thermodynamic stability of condensed uracil films formed at the mercury /electrolyte
inferface in the presence of different supporting electrolytes
Th. Wandlowski (Halle, Germany)
Preliminary notes
On the behaviour of Pd deposited in the presence of evolving deuterium
S. Spzak, P.A. Mosier-Boss (San Diego, CA, USA) and J.J. Smith (Washington, DC, USA) ....
An X-ray photoelectron spectroscopic study of the influence of electrode fabrication on carbon
supported Pt + Ru electrodes
A.N. Buckley (North Ryde, Australia) and B.J. Kennedy (Sydney, Australia)
(continued on p. 3 of cover)
Contents (continued)
The zeta potential of silicon nitride thin films
L. Bousse and S. Mostarshed (Menlo Park, CA, USA)
Rechargeable all solid-state lithium and sodium cells with composite cathodic films based on
Na, + xV30g
G. Wang and G. Pistoia (Rome, Italy)
Electrochemical polymerization of poly(thiophene-3-ethy! acetate) — a new candidate for a
rechargeable battery cathode
F. Li and W.J. Albery (London, UK)
Combined electrolysis— stopped flow method (SFEL). The direct study of reaction kinetics with
electrogenerated particles
V.G. Mairanovsky and S.Kh. Samvelyan (Moscow, USSR) 285
Book review 293
Announcement 294
Author index 295
Subject index 296
JOURNAL OF ELECTROANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY AND INTERFACIAL ELECTROCHEMISTRY and BIOELECTRO-
CHEMISTRY AND BIOENERGETICS
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Month J F M A
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Chem. 1+2 1+2 1+2 The publication schedule
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Bioelectrochem. 320/1 320 /2
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