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Differential capacitance of the electrical double layer of the mercury surface in contact with salt solutions containing different surfactants at various concentrations was measured. The potential of the desorption maximum (dl?/dE)B,fl.,t. cone. = maximum, which is always nearer to the electrocapill
The adsorption of CFSCOO ions at the H&aqueous CF,COOH interphase was studied, using both differential and electrocapillary measurements. The hump of the C,-E curve diminishes as the concentration increases from the 0.2 M solution, which is attributed to adsorption of undissociated CF,COOH molecules
## Abstract The study of the structure of the electrode–solution interface usually involves the measurement of the differential capacity–potential characteristics of the system. In order to obtain the double‐layer parameters from these data, integration and differentiation procedures are required a