Conveners
Charged interfaces, chemical reactions and catalysis: Charged interfaces, chemical reactions and catalysis
- Jean DAILLANT (Synchrotron SOLEIL)
Liquid surfaces and interface abound in living matter, industrial processes, and everyday life and activities. Elucidating their structure is prerequisite to the understanding of the functionalities involved and thus highly important. This talk will address briefly some of the liquid surfaces and interfaces studied to date by x-ray methods, e.g. “simple” liquids like water [1] and liquid...
The presence of specifically adsorbed anions can significantly affect the electrochemical reactivity of a metal electrode which is of major interest for galvanic deposition, etching, corrosion and electrocatalysis. In-situ surface x-ray diffraction has enabled an atomic/molecular-level understanding of the interface under reactive conditions, including its potential and time dependence, to be...