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Potential-induced transformation for surfactant aggregates on a metal surface

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作者Tang ZY ; Wang EK
刊名journal of electroanalytical chemistry
出版日期2001
卷号496期号:1-2页码:82-87
关键词SCANNING-TUNNELING-MICROSCOPY SODIUM DODECYL-SULFATE VARIABLE-CHARGE SURFACES SOLID-LIQUID INTERFACES IONIC SURFACTANTS FORCE MICROSCOPY INFRARED-SPECTROSCOPY DIRECT VISUALIZATION ELECTRODE SURFACES AU(111) ELECTRODE
ISSN号0022-0728
通讯作者wang ek
中文摘要surfactant adsorption on metal surfaces has been used to limit the activity of the electrode surface and to stabilize colloidal clusters and nanoparticles in solution, but the adsorption and relative potential-induced structure change of the surfactant were not known. here, the adsorption of sodium dodecyl sulfate (sds) on a au(111) surface under potential control was investigated by in situ scanning tunneling microscopy (stm). the stm images showed that the morphology of sds on au(111) was changed from a hemi-cylindrical micellar monolayer to a compact and uniform bilayer through control of the potential. the transition between the hemimicellar monolayer and the compact bilayer is not reversed after a period of time. the model of potential-induced transformation for sds aggregates on au(111) was established. (c) 2001 elsevier science b.v. all rights reserved.
收录类别SCI收录期刊论文
语种英语
WOS记录号WOS:000166993500011
公开日期2010-11-04
源URL[http://202.98.16.49/handle/322003/20947]  
专题长春应用化学研究所_长春应用化学研究所知识产出_期刊论文
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Tang ZY,Wang EK. Potential-induced transformation for surfactant aggregates on a metal surface[J]. journal of electroanalytical chemistry,2001,496(1-2):82-87.
APA Tang ZY,&Wang EK.(2001).Potential-induced transformation for surfactant aggregates on a metal surface.journal of electroanalytical chemistry,496(1-2),82-87.
MLA Tang ZY,et al."Potential-induced transformation for surfactant aggregates on a metal surface".journal of electroanalytical chemistry 496.1-2(2001):82-87.

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