Indirect (hydrogen-driven) electrodeposition of porous silver onto a palladium membrane
Indirect (hydrogen-driven) electrodeposition of porous silver onto a palladium membrane
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DOI:
10.1007/s10008-020-04592-4
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发表时间:
2020-04
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2.5
通讯作者:
Tinakorn Kanyanee;P. Fletcher;E. Madrid;F. Marken
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作者:
Tinakorn Kanyanee;P. Fletcher;E. Madrid;F. Marken
Hydrogen permeation through a pure palladium film (25 μm thickness, optically dense) is employed to trigger electron transfer (hydrogen-driven) reactions at the external palladium | aqueous electrolyte interface of a two-compartment electrochemical cell. Two systems are investigated to demonstrate feasibility for (i) indirect hydrogen-mediated silver electrodeposition with externally applied potential and (ii) indirect hydrogen-mediated silver electrodeposition driven by external formic acid decomposition. In both cases, porous metal deposits form as observed by optical and electron microscopies. Processes are self-limited as metal deposition blocks the palladium surface and thereby slows down further hydrogen permeation. The proposed methods could be employed for a wider range of metals, and they could provide an alternative (non-electrochemical or indirect) procedure for metal removal or metal recovery processes or for indirect metal sensing.Graphical abstract