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作 者:陈国良[1] 周剑章[1] 林仲华[1] 卢江红[2] 林进妹[2]
机构地区:[1]厦门大学化学系 [2]漳州师范学院化学系,漳州363000
出 处:《高等学校化学学报》2006年第9期1699-1702,共4页Chemical Journal of Chinese Universities
基 金:国家自然科学基金(批准号:20433040);福建省自然科学基金(批准号:E0310026);福建省教育厅科研基金(批准号:JA03141)资助
摘 要:采用循环伏安(CV)和电化学石英晶体微天平(EQCM)方法研究了酸性介质中铜阳极溶出和阴极沉积过程以及丙烯基硫脲(AT)对该过程的影响.结果表明,铜阳极溶出和阴极沉积过程的M/n分别为32.0和34.2g/mol,都是两电子过程,其间未检测到Cu(Ⅰ)中间产物.AT改变了铜阳极溶出和阴极沉积的历程.在含AT的溶液中,铜阳极溶出和阴极沉积过程的M/n分别为61.9和65.4g/mol,可指认铜阳极溶出产物为CuAT+,并提出了AT存在下Cu阳极溶出和阴极沉积过程的反应机理;从电极表面质量定量变化的角度提供了Cu阳极溶出和阴极沉积过程的新数据.The anodic dissolution and cathodic deposition of Cu and effect of allyl thiourea on the processes in acidic media were investigated by using cyclic vohammetry and EQCM. The experimental results demonstrated that there is only one current peak in the anodic dissolution and cathodic deposition of Cu, the M/n value of which is 32.0 and 34.2 g/mol, respectively, showing that the anodic dissolution and cathodic deposition of Cu correspond to the two-electron processes. No Cu ^+ ions, adsorbed Cu ( Ⅰ ) species or intermediate Cu ^+ was evidenced by in situ EQCM measurements, allyl thiourea may change the mechanism of the anodic dissolution and cathodic deposition of Cu. The M/n values of the anodic dissolution and cathodic deposition of Cu in the presence of allyl thiourea are 61.9 and 65.4 g/mol, respectively, indicating the one-electron processes and producing Cu( Ⅰ ) species. The mechanism of the anodic dissolution and cathodic deposition of Cu can be considered as : AT(solution) = AT ( suface ) ; Cu = Cu^+ ( solution ) + e ; Cu ^+ + AT = (CuAT)^ + ( solution ). The EQCM studies provided quantitative results of surface mass changes during cathodic deposition and anodic dissolution of Cu, and threw a new light in the elucidating electrodeposition and anodic dissolution of Cu.
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