| 3441 - 3449 |
The electrochemical response of highly boron-doped conductive diamond electrodes to Ce3+ ions in aqueous solution
Maeda Y, Sato K, Ramaraj R, Rao TN, Tryk DA, Fujishima A |
| 3451 - 3473 |
The redox behaviour of thermally pretreated, highly disrupted, states of platinum surfaces in aqueous media
Burke LD, Hurley LM |
| 3475 - 3482 |
Electrochemical synthesis of germane-germane and germane-silane copolymers
Okano M, Toriumi T, Hamano H |
| 3483 - 3489 |
Microstructured conducting polypyrrole electrodes
Rapta P, Neudeck A, Bartl A, Dunsch L |
| 3491 - 3504 |
Lead-acid battery model for the derivation of Peukert's law
Baert D, Vervaet A |
| 3505 - 3512 |
Electro-oxidation of dihydroxymalonic acid on polycrystalline platinum electrode
Le Naour C, Moisy P, Arpigny S, Madic C |
| 3513 - 3519 |
Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy of porous electrodes: the effect of pore size distribution
Song HK, Jung YH, Lee KH, Dao LH |
| 3521 - 3531 |
Structural analysis and electrochemical characteristics of new CxNFz compounds in aprotic media
Groult H, Nakajima T, Kumagai N, Devilliers D |
| 3533 - 3548 |
A neutron reflectivity study of [Os(bipy)(2)(PVP)(10)Cl](+) polymer film modified electrodes: effect of redox state and counter ion
Wilson RW, Cubitt R, Glidle A, Hillman AR, Saville PM, Vos JG |
| 3549 - 3558 |
Synthesis and characterization of nanocrystalline magnesium-based hydrogen storage alloy electrode materials
Cui N, He P, Luo JL |
| 3559 - 3564 |
Some applications of decision theory to electrochemical processes
Fahidy TZ |
| 3565 - 3574 |
Surface and electrochemical investigations of a fullerene soot
Silva SAM, Perez J, Torresi RM, Luengo CA, Ticianelli EA |
| 3575 - 3584 |
Carbon dioxide evolution patterns in direct methanol fuel cells
Argyropoulos P, Scott K, Taama WM |
| 3585 - 3587 |
Catalytic reduction of nitrous oxide with atomic hydrogen permeating through palladized Pd sheet electrodes
Yoshida Y, Ogata S, Nakamatsu S, Inoue H, Iwakura C |
| 3589 - 3592 |
Iron(II) tetrasulphophthalocyanine complex adsorbed on a silica gel surface chemically modified by 3-n-propylpyridinium chloride
Ribeiro ES, Gushikem Y |
