Self-assembled monolayers and electrostatically self-assembled multilayers of polyalkylviologens on sulfonate-modified gold and indium-tin-oxide electrodes. (Articolo in rivista)

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  • Self-assembled monolayers and electrostatically self-assembled multilayers of polyalkylviologens on sulfonate-modified gold and indium-tin-oxide electrodes. (Articolo in rivista) (literal)
Anno
  • 2005-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 (literal)
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  • Zotti G., Zecchin S., Vercelli B.,.Berlin A, Grimoldi S., Bertoncello R., Milanese L. (2005)
    Self-assembled monolayers and electrostatically self-assembled multilayers of polyalkylviologens on sulfonate-modified gold and indium-tin-oxide electrodes.
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  • Zotti G., Zecchin S., Vercelli B.,.Berlin A, Grimoldi S., Bertoncello R., Milanese L. (literal)
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  • 330 (literal)
Pagina fine
  • 339 (literal)
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  • Self-assembled monolayers and electrostatically self-assembled multilayers of polyalkylviologens on sulfonate-modified gold and indium-tin-oxide electrodes. (literal)
Abstract
  • Self-assembly (SA) of polyviologens with linear alkyl spacers PVn (n = 3-10) on sulfonate-primed gold and ITO electrode surfaces has been investigated by CV, QCM, XPS and AFM. The polymers form stable and relatively dense monolayers even from 10-4 M PVn concentration. The viologen surface density is decreased as n is increased but for n = 10 and on alkylsulfonate-primed surfaces a strong adsorption takes place, with decreased redox potential and very narrow cyclic voltammogram of the absorbed layer due to organized structures on the surface. Stable and regular electrostatically self-assembled (ESA) multilayers are built on sulfonate-primed surfaces with PV3 and polysulfonates. From XPS analysis the composition of the PVn/polysulfonate multilayers corresponds to a 1:1 ratio of polyanion and polycation charges, i.e. no extra non polymeric ion is present, independently from the alkane chain length. The rate of electron transfer within the multilayers (diffusion coefficient = ca 10-9 cm2 s-1) is higher than for analogous bulk materials. (literal)
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