Encyclopedia of Electrochemistry, Modified Electrodes

Part I Introduction......Page 1
1.1 Modification of Transparent Conducting Oxide (TCO) Electrodes through Silanization and Chemisorption of Small Molecules......Page 3
1.2 SAMs on Au and Ag Electrodes......Page 18
1.3 SAMs on Hg Electrodes and Si......Page 94
1.4 Langmuir–Blodgett (LB) Films on Electrodes......Page 174
1.5 Electrochemistry of Monolayer Assemblies at the Air/Water Interface......Page 222
1.6 Recent Trends in Chemically Modified sp2 and sp3 Bonded Carbon Electrodes......Page 247
1.7 Chemically Modified Oxide Electrodes......Page 272
1.8 Surface Modification of Chalcogenide Electrodes......Page 346
1.9 Metal Substrates for Self-assembled Monolayers......Page 356
2.1 Inorganic and Composite Films......Page 384
2.2 Synthesis of Layered Polyelectrolyte Films......Page 395
3 Epitaxial Electrochemical Growth......Page 406
4 Organic Polymer Modified Electrodes......Page 422
5.1 Microporous Inorganic Molecular Materials......Page 436
5.2 Sol–Gel Modified Electrode Films......Page 456
5.3 Metal-ion Binding to Self-assembled Monolayers on Surfaces......Page 468
6.1 XPS, UPS, Penning Ionization, and Auger Electron Spectroscopy......Page 498
6.2 Scanning Probe Microscopies as Chemical Force microscopy for Self-assembled Monolayers......Page 499
7.1 Sum Frequency Generation (SFG)Evaluation of the Chemically Modified Solid Surface......Page 512
7.2 Quartz Crystal Microbalance (QCM)......Page 551
7.3 Electrochemical Scanning Tunneling Microscopy......Page 572
7.4 Atomic Force Microscopy......Page 593
7.5 Voltammetry of the Reductive Desorption of Thiol Self-assembled Monolayers from Electrode Surface......Page 594
8 Electron Transfer......Page 620
9 Charge Transport in Polymer-modified Electrodes......Page 648
10.1 Oxygen Electrocatalysis......Page 682
10.2 Organic Electrocatalysis......Page 690
10.3 Electrocatalysis of Inorganic Chemicals by Chemically Modified Electrodes......Page 701
11 Redox-active Dendrimers in Solution and as Films on Surfaces......Page 724
12 Electrochemical Formation of Organic Thin Films......Page 750
13 Electron Transfer and Transport in Ordered Enzyme Layers......Page 758