2013
DOI: 10.1007/s10008-013-2335-5
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Multiple anodic regeneration of exfoliated graphite electrodes spent in the process of phenol electrooxidation

Abstract: The present paper deals with the studies concerning anodic regeneration of exfoliated graphite (EG) electrodes coated with oligomer products of incomplete phenol electrooxidation. The electrochemical activity of regenerated samples depends on the concentration of regenerating electrolyte and potential applied during the regeneration. The effective method of a single-step regeneration of spent EG electrodes was found to be anodic treatment proceeded in 6 M KOH at the potential of 1.3 V vs. Hg/HgO/0.5 M KOH. Dur… Show more

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“…Figure 3a shows that following the initial scan (the first oxidation cycle), both the peak intensity and the current charge fall, suggesting a decrease in the anode's electrochemical activity. The peak charge for the first cycle was 0.1553 C, and for the second cycle, it was 0.0017 C. The declining anode activity is caused by the EO products of incomplete phenol oxidation because of their characteristics (electrochemical inactivity, very low conductivity) [35]. The electrochemical process of phenol appears to be less reversible based on the appearance of an anodic oxidation peak and a less intense cathodic counter portion.…”
Section: Electrochemical Oxidation Of Phenolmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Figure 3a shows that following the initial scan (the first oxidation cycle), both the peak intensity and the current charge fall, suggesting a decrease in the anode's electrochemical activity. The peak charge for the first cycle was 0.1553 C, and for the second cycle, it was 0.0017 C. The declining anode activity is caused by the EO products of incomplete phenol oxidation because of their characteristics (electrochemical inactivity, very low conductivity) [35]. The electrochemical process of phenol appears to be less reversible based on the appearance of an anodic oxidation peak and a less intense cathodic counter portion.…”
Section: Electrochemical Oxidation Of Phenolmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Finalmente se investigó la posible mejora de la biocompatibilidad mediante el tratamiento de adsorción utilizando dos líneas celulares. (adTOHCu) estaría asociada a uniones C=O de grupos carboxiquinona [172,200,202,203].…”
Section: Ensayos De Adsorción De Carvacrol Y Timol Sobre Cuunclassified
“…4.16 curva negra).Dicho aumento puede ser asignado a la oxidación de etanol en la superficie de Cu, la cual llega a un máximo a potenciales mayores a 0,8V (no mostrado), en concordancia con otros trabajos reportados[84,[169][170][171].Los registros potenciodinámicos de Cu en electrolito hidroalcohólico alcalino conteniendoCarv, presentan un pico de oxidación a 0,40V de 10mAcm -2 seguido de un descenso de la densidad de corriente y sólo se observan corrientes muy bajas en los ciclos sucesivos (0,3µA/cm 2 cerca de los 39 ciclos). Comportamientos similares se reportaron para fenoles y derivados fenólicos sobre diferentes electrodos[75,[172][173][174][175][176]. Se puede interpretar que los productos de oxidación del Carv quedan en la superficie del electrodo bloqueando los sitios activos e inhibiendo la oxidación de etanol y Carv de la solución.…”
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