| 1 - 4 |
Electron transfer and electrochemical catalysis using cobalt-reconstituted myoglobin in a surfactant film
Gao JX, Rusling JF |
| 5 - 7 |
Voltammetry of hydroxide ion in aqueous solutions on gold microelectrodes
Abdelsalam ME, Denuault G, Baldo MA, Daniele S |
| 9 - 28 |
Electrochemical impedance of multistep mechanisms : a general theory
Harrington DA |
| 29 - 37 |
Electrochemical impedance of multistep mechanisms : mechanisms with static species
Harrington DA |
| 39 - 48 |
Electrochemical reduction of acids in dimethyl sulfoxide. CE mechanisms and beyond
Treimer SE, Evans DH |
| 49 - 65 |
Facilitated ion transfer reactions across oil vertical bar water interfaces. Part I. Algebraic development and calculation of cyclic voltammetry experiments for successive complex formation
Reymond F, Carrupt PA, Girault HH |
| 67 - 80 |
A chemical and electrochemical study of titanium ions in the molten equimolar CaCl2+NaCl mixture at 550 degrees C.
Martinez AM, Castrillejo Y, Barrado E, Haarberg GM, Picard G |
| 81 - 89 |
Multistep one-electron photoelectrocatalytic reduction of oxygen at tris(2,2 ＇-bipyridine)ruthenium(II)-incorporated Nafion (R)- and clay-coated electrodes in the presence of macrocyclic cobalt(III) complexes
Gobi KV, Ramaraj R |
| 91 - 100 |
XPS and voltammetric studies on Ni1-xCuxCo2O4 spinel oxide electrodes
Tavares AC, Pereira MID, Mendonca MH, Nunes MR, Costa FM, Sa CM |
| 101 - 109 |
Electrochemical and in situ FTIR studies on the adsorption and oxidation of glycine and lysine in alkaline medium
Ogura K, Kobayashi M, Nakayama M, Miho Y |
| 111 - 119 |
An electrochemical impedance and spectroelectrochemical study of the polypyrrole-flavin composite electrode
Bonazzola C, Calvo EJ |
| 121 - 135 |
Rationalisation of time-dependent and voltage-dependent electroactivity in Nafion (R)/Os(bpy)(3)(3+/2+) films in terms of a model that assumes restricted counterion access to non-equivalent redox sites
Aberg S, Sharp M |
| 137 - 151 |
A comparative study of the impedance properties of glassy-carbon electrodes covered with poly(styrenesulphonate) and Nafion (R) films containing Os(bpy)(3)(3+/2+) redox sites
Sharp M, Aberg S |
| 153 - 163 |
Adsorption of adenosine on (111) and (001) bismuth single crystal planes
Lust E, Janes A, Lust K |
| 165 - 171 |
Enhancement of biosensor sensitivity in aqueous and organic solvents using a combination of poly(pyrrole-ammonium) and poly(pyrrole-lactobionamide) films as host matrices.
Cosnier S, Lepellec A, Guidetti B, Rico-Lattes I |
| 173 - 180 |
Modification of electrodes with porphyrin-functionalised conductive polymers
Ballarin B, Masiero S, Seeber R, Tonelli D |
| 181 - 191 |
The impinging jet flow method in interfacial electrochemistry : an application to bead-type electrodes
Bergelin M, Wasberg M |
| 193 - 208 |
Surface cleavage of oxocarbons to CO adspecies on Pt(111) electrodes induced by metal adatoms
Carbo R, Albalat R, Claret J |
| 209 - 214 |
Studies on ion-exchange membranes. II. Measurement of the anisotropic conductance of Nafion (R)
Gardner CL, Anantaraman AV |
| 215 - 218 |
In-situ synchrotron far infrared spectroscopy of surface films on a copper electrode in aqueous solutions
Melendres CA, Bowmaker GA, Leger JM, Beden B |
| 219 - 224 |
Electrochemical monitoring of in vivo reconstitution of glucose dehydrogenase in Escherichia coli cells with externally added pyrroloquinoline quinone
Ikeda T, Matsubara H, Kato K, Iswantini D, Kano K, Yamada M |
| 225 - 229 |
Electrochemical characteristics of the microhole ITIES
Murtomaki L, Kontturi K |
