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Irreversible Electron Transfer and Adsorbed Redox Species

16 Irreversible Electron Transfer and Adsorbed Redox Species [Pg.153]

Problems 7.14 and 7.15 have assumed that the coverages of the reduced and oxidised surface-bound species can be described through the use of the Nernst equation. In the case of a surface-bound species where the electron transfer is slow (irreversible), this approximation no longer holds. [Pg.153]

Note that as we are dealing with an irreversible electron transfer we may ignore the reverse process (i.e. the oxidation of B to A). [Pg.154]

But because the Nernst equation does not apply, we cannot express Fa as a function of t directly. Rather, in order to find the variation in the surface coverage of A with respect to time, it is necessary to solve the following differential equation  [Pg.155]

Integration of the right-hand side of this equation is simpler if we make a [Pg.155]




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