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Mono-and multilayer formation studies of silver chloride on silver electrodes from chloride-containing solutions

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Cyclic voltammetric and single potential step current-time transient experiments were carried out on the silver electrode in the presence of different concentrations of chloride. A monolayer peak was noticed at potentials more negative to the Ag/AgCl reversible potential. Cyclic voltammetric studies led to the conclusion that mono- and multilayer formation of silver chloride occur by adsorption-desorption (desad) and nucleation-growth processes respectively. Potentiostatic current-time transients revealed additional information, i.e. the presence of coupled nucleation-growth and desad kinetic processes during monolayer formation.

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Jaya, S., Rao, T.P. & Rao, G.P. Mono-and multilayer formation studies of silver chloride on silver electrodes from chloride-containing solutions. J Appl Electrochem 17, 635–640 (1987). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01084139

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