Electrodeposition of iron(II) on platinum in chloride melts at 700–750 °C
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Add time:07/20/2019 Source:sciencedirect.com
The electrodeposition of iron(II) on platinum electrodes in chloride melts was studied by cyclic voltammetry. The process is irreversible and is complicated by platinum-iron alloy formation. The deposition is accompanied by iron dendrite formation. Thereby, after achieving a steady state for iron deposition on platinum in the melt, the Pt surface was covered by up to 40% atom iron only. The electrochemical parameters of this process were determined. A plausible mechanism scheme was proposed.
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