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Voltapams of L-ascorbic acid on a gold electrode show the existence of two oxidation waves but no reduction wave. An analysis of the i-E curves was carried out together with the Tafel slopes and reaction orders. The products from the first oxidation were identified by paper chromatography. A scheme
The electro-oxidation mechanism of glyoxal on a polycrystalline gold electrode in acidic solution has been studied. The oxidation takes place in the potential range at which OH and oxide coverages are formed and proceeds via a sequence of chemical and electro-chemical steps with the formation of oxa
A study was carried out on the oxidation mechanism ofdihydroxyfumaric acid over DME. The two-electron transfer takes place through a post-kinetic mechanism. The overall reaction was determined together with the kinetic parameters at the foot ofthe wave. A basic plan was drawn up showing experimental