The Electrochemical Properties of Nanophase Ag_2O as the Active Electrode Material III. Cyclic Voltammetric Behavior
Hong Liu
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Hong Liu
Abstract
The cyclic voltammetric(CV) behavior of silver oxide electrodes were investigated as function of scan rate and mass ratio of common Ag 2O( d =0 5 μm) and nano Ag 2O. The peak shapes in CV diagramms were differed for the three electrodes when the scan rate was 0 5 mV/s and their peak current values were obviously different at any scan rate. The optimum mixture electrode( sample A ) exhibited remarkable cyclic reversibility, while the pure nanophase Ag 2O electrode( sample F ) was wear in receiving charges. The common Ag 2O electrode(sample C) was just in between them. The best electrochemical property of the optimum mixture electrode could be due to the effectively reasonable distribution of the electroactive substances on the surface of electrode.
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The cyclic voltammetric(CV) behavior of silver oxide electrodes were investigated as function of scan rate and mass ratio of common Ag 2O( d =0 5 μm) and nano Ag 2O. The peak shapes in CV diagramms were differed for the three electrodes when the scan rate was 0 5 mV/s and their peak current values were obviously different at any scan rate. The optimum mixture electrode( sample A ) exhibited remarkable cyclic reversibility, while the pure nanophase Ag 2O electrode( sample F ) was wear in receiving charges. The common Ag 2O electrode(sample C) was just in between them. The best electrochemical property of the optimum mixture electrode could be due to the effectively reasonable distribution of the electroactive substances on the surface of electrode.
Key concepts: Horizontal scan rate, Electrode, Chemistry, Electrochemistry, Cyclic voltammetry, Analytical Chemistry (journal), Oxide, Chromatography