ArticleACS electrochemistry2025
Molecular Electrocatalysis in Confined Spaces: Analysis of the Cyclic Staircase and Cyclic Voltammetry Responses.
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Abstract
Molecular electrocatalytic processes in confined environments are becoming relevant processes with many applications in electrosynthesis, electroanalysis, and electrical energy generation and conversion. Nevertheless, the analysis of catalytic responses is mostly carried out with theoretical frameworks developed for semi-infinite linear diffusion conditions, which are not applicable for the adequate understanding of electrochemical processes in confined spaces. To fill the existing gap in the comprehension of these complex reactions, the analysis of a molecular catalytic process under finite diffusive conditions for cyclic staircase voltammetry (CSCV) and cyclic voltammetry (CV) techniques is presented in this work. The proposed model considers a finite diffusive field of thickness
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