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The rate of removal of oxide films from pIatinized platinum electrodes immersed in 1 M phosphoric acid containing various reducing agents was investigated using cathodic stripping techniques to determine the amounts of oxide remaining on the surface after various periods of reaction. The order of re
## Abstract The kinetics of the reactions of [Pt(dipic)(H~2~O)] and [Pt(digly)(H~2~O)] (where H~2~dipic = pyridineβ2,6βdicarboxylic acid and H~2~digly = glycylglycine) with oxalate ion were studied at 25Β°C in aqueous medium by UVβvis spectroscopy at __I__ = 0.1 mol dm^β3^ over an wide range of pH.
Up to three types of oxide are formed during anodic polarization of gold. The first formed oxides (oxides I and II. surface oxides, inner oxides) can be selectively electrochemically reduced and reformed in the presence of the last formed oxide (oxide III, bulk oxide, outer oxide). It is shown that