ELECTROCHEMICAL-BEHAVIOR OF IRREVERSIBLY ADSORBED SELENIUM DOSED FROMSOLUTION ON PT(H,K,L) SINGLE-CRYSTAL ELECTRODES IN SULFURIC AND PERCHLORIC-ACID MEDIA
Jm. Feliu et al., ELECTROCHEMICAL-BEHAVIOR OF IRREVERSIBLY ADSORBED SELENIUM DOSED FROMSOLUTION ON PT(H,K,L) SINGLE-CRYSTAL ELECTRODES IN SULFURIC AND PERCHLORIC-ACID MEDIA, Surface science, 289(1-2), 1993, pp. 152-162
The voltammetric behavior of irreversibly adsorbed selenium on platinu
m basal planes and Pt(332) and Pt(755) stepped surfaces has been studi
ed. It has been shown that there exists a surface redox process on Pt(
111) which involves 4 electrons per adatom adspecies. This process doe
s not involve adatom desorption and leads to the formation of oxygenat
ed selenium adspecies. Nevertheless, for other platinum orientations s
elenium adlayers oxidatively dissolve without evidence of Se(IV)ads st
abilization.