Adsorption behaviors of Cu2Zn2SOD on mercury electrodes were studied by the electrostatic capillary curve and the relationship between polarographic ultimate current and height of mercury column in the absence of the ...Adsorption behaviors of Cu2Zn2SOD on mercury electrodes were studied by the electrostatic capillary curve and the relationship between polarographic ultimate current and height of mercury column in the absence of the mediators. The effects of impure and denatured SOD on cyclic voltammogram were investigated, confirming that no denaturation was caused during adsorption on mercury electrodes. Double potential step chronocoulometry has confirmed that SOD adsorption on mercury electrode to be the absorption of monomolecular layer.展开更多
A silver electrode was anodized in lowly concentrated potassium chloride solution almost under the steady state to generate a deposit of silver chloride on the electrode, and the deposit was cathodically stripped by l...A silver electrode was anodized in lowly concentrated potassium chloride solution almost under the steady state to generate a deposit of silver chloride on the electrode, and the deposit was cathodically stripped by linear potential scan to evaluate the reduction charge. Then the oxidation charge was larger than the reduction one. Since the equality was valid for long term chronocoulometry at the double potential step, the inequality is not due to any irreversibility of electrode reactions, but can be attributed to the process of the cathodic potential scan. A reason for the inequality is the negative charge of the capacitance involved in the electrode reaction, which has been observed in simple, dissolved redox species like a ferrocenyl derivative. The negative capacitive currents are conspicuous for high concentrations of redox species on the electrode because they result from the orientation of the dipoles of the redox species coupled with counterion, of which direction is opposite to that of the solvent dipoles. If a silver chloride film was thin enough to be regarded as a monolayer, we found that half of the cathodic stripping charge should be lost by the negative capacitance.展开更多
文摘Adsorption behaviors of Cu2Zn2SOD on mercury electrodes were studied by the electrostatic capillary curve and the relationship between polarographic ultimate current and height of mercury column in the absence of the mediators. The effects of impure and denatured SOD on cyclic voltammogram were investigated, confirming that no denaturation was caused during adsorption on mercury electrodes. Double potential step chronocoulometry has confirmed that SOD adsorption on mercury electrode to be the absorption of monomolecular layer.
文摘A silver electrode was anodized in lowly concentrated potassium chloride solution almost under the steady state to generate a deposit of silver chloride on the electrode, and the deposit was cathodically stripped by linear potential scan to evaluate the reduction charge. Then the oxidation charge was larger than the reduction one. Since the equality was valid for long term chronocoulometry at the double potential step, the inequality is not due to any irreversibility of electrode reactions, but can be attributed to the process of the cathodic potential scan. A reason for the inequality is the negative charge of the capacitance involved in the electrode reaction, which has been observed in simple, dissolved redox species like a ferrocenyl derivative. The negative capacitive currents are conspicuous for high concentrations of redox species on the electrode because they result from the orientation of the dipoles of the redox species coupled with counterion, of which direction is opposite to that of the solvent dipoles. If a silver chloride film was thin enough to be regarded as a monolayer, we found that half of the cathodic stripping charge should be lost by the negative capacitance.
