Electrochemical reactions of pyrite in acid perchlorate solutions
Electrochemical reactions of pyrite in acid perchlorate solutions
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DOI:
10.1179/cmq.1968.7.3.111
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发表时间:
1968-07
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0.9
通讯作者:
E. Peters;H. Majima
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作者:
E. Peters;H. Majima
AbstractPyrite has been subjected to electrochemical measurements in 1M HClO4 to determine anodic and cathodic electrode reactions. Under anodic conditions only ferric and sulphate ions are formed, while under cathodic conditions ferrous ions and H2S are discharged, with hydrogen. If oxygen is present, its reduction will cause an additional increment of cathodic current.Ordinary pyrite, exposed to air, exhibits a rest potential of about +0.62 volt (vs. SHE) which is more noble than for any other sulphide mineral. Cathodic excursions that generate H2S and leave a clean pyrite surface when the soIi[~on is bub bled with helium lead to rest potentials of between 0.2 and 0.3 volt, much more consistent with the thermodynamically estimated reversible potential of pyrite. The 0.62-volt value is therefore regarded as evidence of a ‘passive’ condition. Thus, between 0.3 and 0.6 volt, passive pyrite is cathodic, while ‘active’ pyrite is anodic Resume On a fait des mesures electrochimiques sur la pyrite dans HClO4 1M...