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Formation of Surface Compounds on Electrodes

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Topics in Surface Chemistry

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The formation of new phases on electrodes is observed under many conditions which include: the cathodic deposition of bulk deposits of metals; the anodic deposition of bulk deposits of insulators (e.g. metal salts and oxides) and semi-conductors (e.g. oxides); the cathodic deposition of two-dimensional phases of metals; the anodic deposition of two-dimensional phases of insulators and of materials which are semi-conducting in the bulk state. In addition, certain transitions in the structures of adsorbed layers are related to phase formation.

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Bewick, A., Fleischmann, M. (1978). Formation of Surface Compounds on Electrodes. In: Kay, E., Bagus, P.S. (eds) Topics in Surface Chemistry. The IBM Research Symposia Series. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-4003-4_3

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