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We also demonstrate that the gas phase reduction is less reversible as compared to electrochemical reduction in solution.
These processes are illustrated by a schematic diagram in Figure 1. Figure 1 Scheme of metal ion reduction in solution by ionizing radiation in the presence of stabilizer.
b Current-voltage curves for oxygen reduction in solution of 0.9% NaCl at the TiO2/Mn3+ electrode: (1)—first cycle, (2)—after cycling; v = 10 mV s−1.
The electron transfer kinetics of these Mbs showed that the heme rotation causes faster electron transfer rates in both electrode reaction and chemical reduction in solution with dithionite.
In this chapter, recent achievements concerning POMs as catalysts for reactions including catalytic oxidation, hydrolization, and photo-catalytic reduction in solution, liquid/liquid, and solid/liquid interface are summarized.
Fig. 5 a Current-voltage curves for oxygen reduction in solution of 0.9% NaCl at the electrodes: (1)—TiO2, (2)—TiO2/Ni2+, (3)—TiO2/Co2+, (4 TiO2/Cu2+ (1% of dopant).
A similar mechanism provides the best fit for a partial process of Co II) reduction in solutions containing Sn II).
Production of nanoparticles can be achieved through different methods, for example, reduction in solutions, chemical and photochemical reactions in reverse micelles, thermal decomposition of silver compounds [1], radiation-assisted [2], electrochemical [3], sonochemical [4] and microwave-assisted methods [5].
A number of approaches are available for the synthesis of silver nanoparticles for example, reduction in solutions, chemical and photochemical reactions in reverse micelles, thermal decomposition of silver compounds, radiation assisted, electro chemical, sono-chemical, microwave-assisted process, and recently via green chemistry route.
In the present study, different amounts of methylated β-cyclodextrin (m-βCD) were added into aqueous HEUR solutions, and significant reduction in the solution viscosity was observed when the m-βCD concentration exceeds a critical value.
An alternative approach to this problem examined in this work focuses on dissociation of disulfide-linked dimers in the gas phase to supplement (or replace) the reduction step in solution.
