ArticleACS electrochemistry2025
Free-Standing Boron Doped Diamond Slot Electrodes for UV-Visible Spectroelectrochemistry: Electrochemical Advanced Oxidation and Metal Ion Reduction.
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Abstract
Boron doped diamond (BDD) has numerous advantages as an electrode material such as having a wide aqueous solvent window, water oxidation, which is thought to produce weakly adsorbed hydroxyl radicals, low background currents, and high electrochemical stability. While BDD has received interest as an optically transparent electrode for combined UV-Vis electrochemical measurements, there are no studies which use it in applications which capitalize significantly on the properties of BDD. In this paper, we describe the use of a BDD spectroelectrochemical (SEC) electrode, BDD
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