Electrochemistry of metalloporphyrins and viologens at zeolite Y-modified electrodes: evidence for electron trapping by monomolecular porphyrin layers
Electrochemistry of metalloporphyrins and viologens at zeolite Y-modified electrodes: evidence for electron trapping by monomolecular porphyrin layers
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10.1021/j100320a039
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发表时间:
1988
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Zhuying Li;C. Wang;L. Persaud;T. Mallouk
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作者:
Zhuying Li;C. Wang;L. Persaud;T. Mallouk
Cyclic voltammetric data are presented for electrodes coated with zeolite Y powder containing porphyrins and viologens. Half-wave potentials for viologen cations (methylviologen, benzylviologen, or N,N'-(1,3-propenyl)-2,2'-bipyridinium) do not change significantly when they are exchanged into zeolite Y, whereas the reduction potentials for cobalt and zinc tetrakis(N-methyl-4-pyridyl)porphyrins shift (relative to aqueous solution) by + 200 mV. When a viologen cation is ion exchanged into the bulk of the zeolite, and cobalt tetrakis(N-methyl-4-pyridyl)porphyrin is adsorbed onto its outer surface in monolayer quantities, current rectification and charge trapping reactions are observed. The charge untrapping reactions are similar to those previously observed at redox polymer bilayer electrodes and are attributed to a kinetically fast cross reaction between double reduced viologens inside the zeolite and cobalt(II)porphyrin on the outer surface. Rotating disk experiments show that the porphyrin monolayer effectively seals up the zeolite against exchange of encapsulated viologens with solution-phase cations.