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Electrochemistry at nanoelectrodes

Brunetti B, Ugo P, Moretto LM et ai. Electrochemistry of phenothiazine and methylviologen biosensor electron-transfer mediators at nanoelectrode ensembles. J Electroanal Chem 2000 491 166-174. [Pg.190]

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Because the fractional electrode area at the lONEE is lower than at the 30NEE (Table 1), the transition to quasireversible behavior would be expected to occur at even lower scan rates at the lONEE. Voltammograms for RuCNHs) at a lONEE are shown in Eig. 8B. At the lONEE it is impossible to obtain the reversible case, even at a scan rate as low as 5 mV s . The effect of quasireversible electrochemistry is clearly seen in the larger AEp values and in the diminution of the voltammetric peak currents at the lONEE (relative to the 30NEE Fig. 8). This diminution in peak current is characteristic of the quasireversible case at an ensemble of nanoelectrodes [78,81]. These preliminary studies indicate that the response characteristics of the NEEs are in qualitative agreement with theoretical predictions [78,81]. [Pg.20]


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