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Anodic dissolution of tin in alcohols
Tin(II) alcoholates Sn(OR) 2 are formed upon the anodic galvanostatic dissolution of tin in alcohols in an undivided cell in the presence of minimum amounts of NaOAc as an electrolyte. Tin(II) alcoholates are easily hydrolyzed in air to form oxyhydroxide Sn 3 O 2 (OН) 2 used as an anode or its compo...
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| description | Tin(II) alcoholates Sn(OR)
2
are formed upon the anodic galvanostatic dissolution of tin in alcohols in an undivided cell in the presence of minimum amounts of NaOAc as an electrolyte. Tin(II) alcoholates are easily hydrolyzed in air to form oxyhydroxide Sn
3
O
2
(OН)
2
used as an anode or its composite component in lithium cells. |
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