Sentence examples for adsorption regions from inspiring English sources

The adsorption regions defined by the AC voltammetry measurements corresponded to the SERS response.

However, the adsolubilization behaviors of the adsorbed CTAB aggregates in different adsorption regions were quite distinct, suggesting that the structural arrangement of the surfactant aggregates may play an important part in addition to the amount of adsorbed surfactant.

Two adsorption regions are shown to exist: from 0 to 1.2 V a region of adsorption (usually destructive) on pure platinum and from 1.5 to 3.0 V a region of adsorption on the oxide layer.

The capacitance curves exhibit two adsoprtion/desorption maximums at extreme polarizations, which bound the adsorption region of this substance.

For all the stepped surfaces, adsorbed CO is slowly formed at the step sites in the hydrogen adsorption region.

Photocatalytic H2 evolution from water splitting requires an efficient photocatalyst with excellent charge separation ability and broad visible-light adsorption region.

The experiments involve desorption and hydrogenation in the hydrogen region, oxidation in the oxygen adsorption region and non-reactive displacement by underpotential deposition of Cu.

The frequency dispersion of the impedance at potentials of the adsorption region has been analysed according to the Frumkin Melik Gaykazyan adsorption theory without any "a priori" assumption about the potential dependence of the adsorption rate constant.

In the hydrogen adsorption region, the double layer capacity values were 14 ± 5 μF/cm2, in good agreement with previous estimates reported in the literature by using other approaches.

CO adsorbed in the hydrogen adsorption region produces a small amount of adsorbate requiring a three electron transfer to produce CO2.

This is indicated by the appearance of a voltammetric peak in the hydrogen adsorption region, which is characteristic for the behaviour of massive Pd(111).