Through electrochemical modeling, an attempt has been made to correlate the composition, structure and stoichiometry of a number of thin electroplated silver chalcogenide (selenides and tellurides) all-solid-state membranes with their performance as Ag-responsive ion-selective electrodes. The conclu
Electrochemically prepared chalcogenide ion-selective membranes as an alternative to conventional pressed-pellet ion-selective electrodes
โ Scribed by M.T. Neshkova
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1993
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 920 KB
- Volume
- 273
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0003-2670
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โฆ Synopsis
Applymg cathodic electrodeposltion of thm metal chalcogemde (selemde, tellunde or arsenide) membranes on an inert electroconductrve substrate, all-solid-state ion-selectwe electrodes (ISEs) were developed for Cu(II), Pb(II), A&) and cyanide Technologically, the eledrochermcal approach offers a cost-effective means of m situ membrane preparation which suits best the demand for disposable sensors for environmental and process control Membranes of very sophisticated composition and strongly defective structure were developed as a result of prehmmary membrane composition optimization studies A brief outhne of the optnnum electrodeposition conditions for each membrane 1s given The major advantage of these sensors as flow-mjection potentiometnc detectors was demonstrated on the examples of C+_,Se and Ag,,Se,,Te,,, membranes A linear Nemstian response was observed down to n x 10e6 M Cu(I1) or Ag(I) (n = 2-5) Interference of chlonde with Cu ISEs can be ehmmated with electroplated membranes m the flow-uqection mode for Cl concentrations up to 0 5 M, the lower hneanty hmrt still being 5 x 10m6 M Cu(II) It 1s shown that by switchmg from the steady-state to the flow-mJection mode, separation by rate of the Cu(II) potential-determmmg processes occurrmg at the membrane/solution interface m the presence of Clbecomes possible The potential of the electrochermcal approach for model response mechanism studies was demonstrated by the example of a Cu ISE The chenucal and phase composition of the Cuz_,Se membrane was vaned m the range 0 67 > x > 0 and the Cu(II) electrode function was examined for dtierent x values Conclusions with regard to the potential-generating reaction and the optimum membrane composition were drawn on tins basis
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