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Mechano-elektrochemische Effekte, II

Mechano-electrochemical effects, part II. Plastic deformation of copper in aqueous electrolytes containing EDTA

Plastische Deformation von Kupfer in wäßrigenEDTA-enthaltenden Elektrolyten

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Electrochemical potentials and exchange currents have been measured before and in the course of mechanical deformation of copper in aqueous electrolytes containingEDTA as a strong complexing agent. Under stationary conditions the potentials depend on the preparation of the copper surface, on the presence of oxygen and on the composition of the electrolyte. In electrolytes of understoichiometricEDTA-content the results are interpreted as follows: in the absence of oxygen the oxidic superstructures are partly dissolved with formation of Cu+ ions. These are oxidized to Cu2+ in the presence of oxygen via an autocatalytic mechanism. Mechanical deformation always results in potential changes towards negative values. The extent in potential shift as well as the relaxation behaviour depends both on the electrolyte composition and on the presence or absence of oxygen.

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Linert, W., Woronow, V. & Gutmann, V. Mechano-elektrochemische Effekte, II. Monatsh Chem 116, 1263–1274 (1985). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00811098

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