Regression analysis of electrochemical data with expanding space grid digital simulation at spherical electrodes.
Regression analysis of electrochemical data with expanding space grid digital simulation at spherical electrodes.
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球形电极扩展空间网格数字模拟电化学数据的回归分析。
DOI:
10.1021/ac00298a047
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发表时间:
1986
影响因子:
7.4
通讯作者:
Rusling,JF
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文献类型:
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作者:
Arena,JV;Rusling,JF
A computerized nonlinear regression method coupled to ex-panding space grid digital simulation for analyzing Individual electrochemical response curves obtained at spherical electrodes Is described. This nonlinear regression/dlgltal simula-tion procedure Is rapid and accurate and can be readily adapted to complex electrochemical mechanisms. The me-thod gave good accuracy for linear-sweep voltammetry and single potential-step chronocoulometry using theoretical data with 0.5% normally distributed noise for reversible and qua-si-reverslble one-electron transfers. For the reversible one-electron reduction of 9, 10-dlphenylanthracene In dry di-methylformamlde, values of D and Eobtained by the re-gression-simulation method were In excellent agreement with those evaluated by conventional means. Heterogeneous rate constants can be obtained for quasl-reverslble charge transfer reactions. For the two-electron, second-order electrocatalytlc reduction of 4-chloroblphenyl by phenanthridlne, the method gave a rate constant of (1.4±0.1) X 103 M~ 1 s~\In excellent agreement with and of better precision than a previously es-timated value of (1.6±0.6) X 103 M~ 1 s" 1 obtained under pseudo-first-order conditions.Capabilities of nonlinear regression in analyzing electro-chemical response curves for elucidation of electrode reaction mechanisms and for determining kinetic and thermodynamic parameters have been amply demonstrated. Some recent examples include accurate and precise determinations of diffusion coefficients, surface concentrations (1), and rate constants of chemical steps (2-4) in complex electrode reac-tions from potential-step experiments, estimating standard potentials and heterogeneous rate constants from potentios-tatic current-potential data (5), computation of chemical rate constants for redox electrocatalytlc (6), photoelectrocatalytic (7), and electrodimerization (8) reactions from cyclic voltam-mograms, anddetermining heterogeneous rate parameters from square-wave voltammograms (9). Nonlinear regression coupled with deviation-pattern recognition has been used in automated methods to identify electrode reaction mechanisms from electrochemical response curves(5, 10). A major ad-vantage of this technique is that it allows for mechanistic analysis and accurate estimation of parameters fromall the data in a single response curve. The recently described global analysis method (11), based on relations between current, potential, and the semi-integral of the current, is an interesting alternative for analyzing single electrochemical experiments. However, it requires extensive data transformations and graphical testing, and thus far has been developed only for heterogeneous electron transfer and linear diffusion. The use of nonlinear regression analysis requires a mathematical model of the form