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Mechanism of copper underpotential deposition at Pt(hkl)-electrodes: Quantum-chemical modelling

Mechanism of copper underpotential deposition at stepped faces of platinum single crystals Pt( hkl ) is studied using cyclic voltammetry, scanning probe microscopy, and quantum-chemical modelling. It is shown that the first stage of UPD is one-dimensional decoration of the (100)- or (110)-orientated...

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Published in:Russian journal of electrochemistry 2008-06, Vol.44 (6), p.697-708
Main Authors: Danilov, A. I., Nazmutdinov, R. R., Zinkicheva, T. T., Molodkina, E. B., Rudnev, A. V., Polukarov, Yu. M., Feliu, J. M.
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