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Deconvolution of the Voltammetric Features of a Pt(100) Single-Crystal Electrode
The Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters ( IF 5.7 ) Pub Date : 2024-04-30 , DOI: 10.1021/acs.jpclett.4c01056
Xiaoting Chen 1, 2 , Kasinath Ojha 2 , Marc T. M. Koper 2
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The Pt(100) single-crystal electrode shows four voltammetric features in acid electrolytes, but the precise corresponding surface phenomena remain unresolved. Herein, a deconvolution of the classical “hydrogen region” from the “hydroxyl and anion region” is attempted by the comparison of voltammetric behavior of Pt(100) and GMLPt(100) electrodes. A systematic study performed on Pt(s)-[n(100) × (111)] and Pt(s)-[n(100) × (110)] electrodes reveals that the feature at EPI = 0.30 VRHE corresponds to pure hydrogen adsorption taking place at (111) step sites vicinal to (100) domains, while the peak at EPII = 0.36 VRHE actually involves hydroxyl replacing hydrogen at (100) domains. An analysis examined for H2SO4, HClO4, CH3SO3H, and HF demonstrates that the specific (H)SO4 adsorption commences at EPIII = 0.40 VRHE and effectively suppresses the formation of hydroxyl at the (100) terrace at higher potentials 0.40 < EPIV < 0.75 VRHE. Non-specifically adsorbing anions (ClO4, CH3SO3 and F) would only interact with the hydroxyl phase formed on the Pt(100) terrace in both potential regions.

中文翻译:

Pt(100) 单晶电极伏安特性的反卷积

Pt(100)单晶电极在酸性电解质中表现出四种伏安特征,但精确对应的表面现象仍未解决。在此,通过比较 Pt(100) 和 G ML Pt(100) 电极的伏安行为,尝试将经典的“氢区域”与“羟基和阴离子区域”反卷积。对 Pt(s)-[ n (100) × (111)] 和 Pt(s)-[ n (100) × (110)] 电极进行的系统研究表明, E PI = 0.30 V RHE时的特征对应于纯氢吸附发生在 (100) 域附近的 (111) 阶跃位点,而E PII = 0.36 V RHE处的峰实际上涉及羟基取代 (100) 域处的氢。对 H 2 SO 4、HClO 4、CH 3 SO 3 H 和 HF的分析表明,特定的 (H)SO 4 –吸附在E PIII = 0.40 V RHE时开始,并有效抑制在 (100 ) 平台处于较高电势 0.40 < E PIV < 0.75 V RHE。非特异性吸附阴离子(ClO 4 -、CH 3 SO 3 -和 F -)只会与两个电位区域中 Pt(100) 平台上形成的羟基相相互作用。
更新日期:2024-04-30
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