Photoelectrochemical reactions on semiconductor materials
Abstract The cathodic reduction of $ Fe^{3+} $ ions and $ I_{2} $ on ann-GaAs electrode was studied. The variation in the current density with the concentration of the oxidant has been interpreted as being the result of a reduction mechanism involving interface or surface states, an interpretation t...
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Abstract The cathodic reduction of $ Fe^{3+} $ ions and $ I_{2} $ on ann-GaAs electrode was studied. The variation in the current density with the concentration of the oxidant has been interpreted as being the result of a reduction mechanism involving interface or surface states, an interpretation that is amply substantiated by experimental data. The effect of the surface modification with $ SiW_{12} $$ O_{40} $4− on the reduction process was studied. Prior to this electrode activation, the rate constant for electrons being transferred from the conduction-band to the interface or surface states,kS, was observed to be independent of electrode potential, whereas in the case of the modifiedn-GaAs,kS depends on band-bending. On the other hand, the rate constant for electrons being transferred from the interface or surface states to oxidant species,kox, does depend on electrode potential in the case of the unmodifiedn-GaAs, and is independent of band-bending in the case of the modifiedn-GaAs. This change may be attributed to the filling of the active surface or interface states or their redistribution after the electrode surface activation. © Chapman & Hall 1992 |
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Abstract The cathodic reduction of $ Fe^{3+} $ ions and $ I_{2} $ on ann-GaAs electrode was studied. The variation in the current density with the concentration of the oxidant has been interpreted as being the result of a reduction mechanism involving interface or surface states, an interpretation that is amply substantiated by experimental data. The effect of the surface modification with $ SiW_{12} $$ O_{40} $4− on the reduction process was studied. Prior to this electrode activation, the rate constant for electrons being transferred from the conduction-band to the interface or surface states,kS, was observed to be independent of electrode potential, whereas in the case of the modifiedn-GaAs,kS depends on band-bending. On the other hand, the rate constant for electrons being transferred from the interface or surface states to oxidant species,kox, does depend on electrode potential in the case of the unmodifiedn-GaAs, and is independent of band-bending in the case of the modifiedn-GaAs. This change may be attributed to the filling of the active surface or interface states or their redistribution after the electrode surface activation. © Chapman & Hall 1992 |
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Abstract The cathodic reduction of $ Fe^{3+} $ ions and $ I_{2} $ on ann-GaAs electrode was studied. The variation in the current density with the concentration of the oxidant has been interpreted as being the result of a reduction mechanism involving interface or surface states, an interpretation that is amply substantiated by experimental data. The effect of the surface modification with $ SiW_{12} $$ O_{40} $4− on the reduction process was studied. Prior to this electrode activation, the rate constant for electrons being transferred from the conduction-band to the interface or surface states,kS, was observed to be independent of electrode potential, whereas in the case of the modifiedn-GaAs,kS depends on band-bending. On the other hand, the rate constant for electrons being transferred from the interface or surface states to oxidant species,kox, does depend on electrode potential in the case of the unmodifiedn-GaAs, and is independent of band-bending in the case of the modifiedn-GaAs. This change may be attributed to the filling of the active surface or interface states or their redistribution after the electrode surface activation. © Chapman & Hall 1992 |
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