Ruthenium electrodeposition from non-aqueous electrolytes containing divalent ions

Lissandrello, Federico; Bernasconi, Roberto; Bianchi, Claudia Letizia; Griffini, Gianmarco; Magagnin, Luca

doi:10.1016/j.electacta.2023.143186

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The requirement for energy, stokehole chemicals, quality controls, monitoring public health, and environmental pollution encouraged the investigation rate to develop compounds with distinctive properties for special applications. Researchers have proven that ruthenium (Ru) solid-state substances possess potential characteristics such as conductivity, stability, catalytic activity, and the ability to integrate with many other compounds. Intensive research has led to the progression of novel technologies, and many of these nanomaterials have demonstrated their enormous potential in various industries, especially in the field of chemical and industrial catalysts. Ru solid-state surfaces demonstrate high effectiveness and efficiency in catalyzing large numbers of chemical reactions. The recent trend involves nanoparticles, such as graphene, gold, and many bimetallic alloys. The critical enhancements were in the stability and improving the active site numbers. Ru based electronic devices such as capacitors show excellent performance in terms of current density and charge/discharge recycling ability. Also, with the with the most progress in the Ru-complexes base electromigrated chemiluminescent sensor unlimited and its analytical performance improving gradually, the researchers enabled the creation of solid-state surface sensors for an enormous number of analytes. In this chapter, the electrochemistry applications of Ru solid-state surfaces in attractive research fields are explored, as is the progress in the synthesis of solid-state surfaces and their characteristics and properties.

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Ruthenium electrodeposition from non-aqueous electrolytes containing divalent ions

Cited by 3 publications

References 55 publications

Electrochemical additive manufacturing of micro/nano functional metals

Electrochemical additive manufacturing of micro/nano functional metals

In situ real-time investigation of ruthenium electrodeposition behavior in HCl solution using EQCM

Electrochemistry of ruthenium solid-state surface: fabrication and application

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