ArticleThe journal of physical chemistry letters2026
Surface Electrochemistry of Au(111) in Acetonitrile Based Electrolytes: Formation of a Solvent Related Adsorbed Layer.
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Fundamental understanding of the electrochemistry at metal/nonaqueous solvent interfaces is of importance both for improving organic solvent based electrochemical devices and also for generalizing theories of interfacial electrochemistry that were developed based on aqueous solvents. Herein we report electrochemical characterization of the Au(111)/acetonitrile (ACN) interface in verifiably clean conditions, in a potential region normally considered nonreactive or ideally polarizable. We demonstrate the formation of a solvent related adsorbed layer on the Au(111) surface upon contact with the electrolyte, which further undergoes oxidative and reductive transformations in subsequent cyclic voltammetry. The presence of this layer is further confirmed by
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