Identification of surface films formed

The next section reviews some work on the identification of surface films formed on nonactive metal electrodes in different solutions of importance. Most of the work devoted so far to these nonaqueous systems relates to Li salt solutions. However, it can be speculated that an effect similar to that of the cations on the surface chemistry found for Li ions (compared with tetraalkyl ammonium cations) is expected for other cations of alkaline and alkaline earth metals (e.g., Na+, Ca2+, Mg2+). [Pg.165]

IV. IDENTIFICATION OF SURFACE FILMS FORMED ON NONACTIVE METAL ELECTRODES IN NONAQUEOUS SOLUTIONS USING SURFACE SENSITIVE SPECTROSCOPIC TECHNIQUES... [Pg.165]

The previous section dealt with spectroscopic identification of surface films formed on nonactive metal electrodes polarized to low potentials in a variety of important polar aprotic systems and with the related voltammetric behavior. The... [Pg.195]

Identification of Surface Films Formed on Lithium Electrodes in Alkyl Carbonate Solutions... [Pg.316]

Aurbach, D. Daroux, M. L. Faguy, P. W. Yeager, E., Identification of surface films formed on lithium in propylene carbonate solution, J. Electrochem. Soc., 1987,134, 1611-1620. [Pg.278]

Identification of surface films formed on lithium and non-active... [Pg.414]

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