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  4. Diffusion at ultramicro disk electrodes: Chronoamperometric current for steady-state Ec′ reaction using scattering analogue techniques
 
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Diffusion at ultramicro disk electrodes: Chronoamperometric current for steady-state Ec′ reaction using scattering analogue techniques

Date Issued
04-03-1999
Author(s)
Rajendran, L.
M.V. Sangaranarayanan 
Indian Institute of Technology, Madras
DOI
10.1021/jp983384c
Abstract
An accurate polynomial expression for the steady-state current in the case of first-order EC′ reaction is reported using scattering analogue techniques for ultramicro disk electrodes. When the reaction rate is small, seven terms of diffusion-limited current are reported, and when it is large, five terms of the same are reported. A two-point Padé approximant is derived for all values of reaction rates. By a proper transcription of variables, the methodology is extended to derive chronoamperometric current for diffusion-controlled processes, and excellent agreement with digital simulation data is noticed. © 1999 American Chemical Society.
Volume
103
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