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EPR Spectroscopy in Electrochemistry
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Abstract
The sections in this article are
Introduction
Principles of
EPR
Spectroscopy
EPR
Theory
The
g
‐value
Linewidths
Spin‐lattice Relaxation
Spin–spin Relaxation
Hyperfine Structure
EPR
Instrumentation
In Situ Electrochemical
EPR
: Cell Design
The Bard–Goldberg Cell
Cell Design
Typical Applications
The Allendoerfer Cells
Cell Design
The Coaxial Cell
Application
The Loop‐gap Resonator Cell
Application
The Channel Electrode Cell
Cell Design
Application
The Albery In Situ Tube Electrode Cell
Cell Design
Application
The In Situ Coaxial Flow Cell
Cell Design
Application
The Bond In Situ Microelectrode Cell
Cell Design
Application
The In Situ Wall‐jet Electrode Cell
Cell Design
Application
The Dunsch–Petr–Neudeck Cell for In Situ
UV
‐
VIS EPR
Spectroelectro‐ chemistry
Cell Design
Application
The Dryfe–Webster Cell for Charge Transfer Across a Liquid|Liquid Phase Boundary
Cell Design
Typical Applications
Illustrative Examples of
EPR
in Electrochemistry
Radical and Radical Ion Identification
The Anodic Oxidation of
para
‐Aminodiphenylamine (
PAD
)
The Reduction of Dicyanobenzene
The Reduction of
C
60
Spin Trapping
Electrode Reaction Kinetics and Mechanism
EC
Versus
ECE
ECE
Versus
DISP
1
EC
′
Comproportionation Reactions
Photoelectrochemical
EPR
Modified Electrodes
Electrochemical
EPR
in Ionic Liquids
Conclusion
Acknowledgments
Title: EPR
Spectroscopy in Electrochemistry
Description:
Abstract
The sections in this article are
Introduction
Principles of
EPR
Spectroscopy
EPR
Theory
The
g
‐value
Linewidths
Spin‐lattice Relaxation
Spin–spin Relaxation
Hyperfine Structure
EPR
Instrumentation
In Situ Electrochemical
EPR
: Cell Design
The Bard–Goldberg Cell
Cell Design
Typical Applications
The Allendoerfer Cells
Cell Design
The Coaxial Cell
Application
The Loop‐gap Resonator Cell
Application
The Channel Electrode Cell
Cell Design
Application
The Albery In Situ Tube Electrode Cell
Cell Design
Application
The In Situ Coaxial Flow Cell
Cell Design
Application
The Bond In Situ Microelectrode Cell
Cell Design
Application
The In Situ Wall‐jet Electrode Cell
Cell Design
Application
The Dunsch–Petr–Neudeck Cell for In Situ
UV
‐
VIS EPR
Spectroelectro‐ chemistry
Cell Design
Application
The Dryfe–Webster Cell for Charge Transfer Across a Liquid|Liquid Phase Boundary
Cell Design
Typical Applications
Illustrative Examples of
EPR
in Electrochemistry
Radical and Radical Ion Identification
The Anodic Oxidation of
para
‐Aminodiphenylamine (
PAD
)
The Reduction of Dicyanobenzene
The Reduction of
C
60
Spin Trapping
Electrode Reaction Kinetics and Mechanism
EC
Versus
ECE
ECE
Versus
DISP
1
EC
′
Comproportionation Reactions
Photoelectrochemical
EPR
Modified Electrodes
Electrochemical
EPR
in Ionic Liquids
Conclusion
Acknowledgments.
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