Fast Electron-Transfer Kinetics Probed in Nanofluidic Channels
Journal of the American Chemical Society2009Vol. 131(32), pp. 11471–11477
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Abstract
We demonstrate that a 50 nm high solution-filled cavity bounded by two parallel electrodes in which electrochemically active molecules undergo rapid redox cycling can be used to determine very fast electron-transfer kinetics. We illustrate this capability by showing that the heterogeneous rate constant of Fc(MeOH)(2) sensitively depends on the type and concentration of the supporting electrolyte. These solid-state devices are mechanically robust and stable over time and therefore have the potential to become a widespread and versatile tool for electrochemical measurements.
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