Nanoelectrochemistry

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Автор: Mirkin, Michael; Amemiya, Shigeru

Название: Nanoelectrochemistry

Язык: английский

Издательство: Boca Raton, FL: CRC Press LLC

Год: 2015

Объем: 863 p.

Формат: pdf

Размер: 128,5 mb

Michael V. Mirkin is professor of chemistry at Queens College, City University of New York. His professional interests are in the application of electrochemical methods to solving problems in physical and analytical chemistry and include charge-transfer reactions at solid–liquid and liquid–liquid interfaces, electrochemical kinetics, and nanoelectrochemistry. He has published more than 110 peer-reviewed papers and book chapters and co-edited the first monograph on scanning electrochemical microscopy. He earned a PhD in electrochemistry (1987) from Kazakh State University (former USSR) and did postdoctoral research at the University of Texas at Austin from 1990 to 1993.

Shigeru Amemiya is associate professor in the Department of Chemistry at the University of Pittsburgh. He is the author or coauthor of more than 60 scholarly papers and book chapters in electroanalytical chemistry. His research interests are electrochemical sensing and imaging for biological and material studies, including the development of nanoscale scanning electrochemical microscopy and ultrasensitive ion-selective electrodes. He earned his BS (1993) and PhD (1998) in chemistry from the University of Tokyo, Japan, and received a postdoctoral fellowship from the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science to work at the University of Tokyo and the University of Texas at Austin.

This book covers three integral aspects of nanoelectrochemistry. The first two chapters contain theoretical background, which is essential for everyone working in the field―specifically, theories of electron transfer, transport, and double-layer processes at nanoscale electrochemical interfaces. The next chapters are dedicated to the electrochemical studies of nanomaterials and nanosystems, as well as the development and applications of nanoelectrochemical techniques. Each chapter is self-contained and can be read independently to provide readers with a compact, up-to-date critical review of the subfield of interest. At the same time, the presented collection of chapters serves as a serious introduction to nanoelectrochemistry for graduate students or scientists who wish to enter this emerging field.

The applications discussed range from studies of biological systems to nanoparticles and from electrocatalysis to molecular electronics, nanopores, and membranes. The book demonstrates how electrochemistry has contributed to the advancement of nanotechnology and nanoscience. It also explores how electrochemistry has transformed itself by leading to the discovery of new phenomena, enabling unprecedented electrochemical measurements and creating novel electrochemical systems.

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Editors.....

Contributors

SECTION I Theory of Nanoelectrochemistry

Chapter 1 Electron Transfer in Nanoelectrochemical Systems

W. SchmicIcier, E. Santos, P. Quaino, G.J. Soldano, and M.F. Juarez

Chapter 2 Electrical Double-Layer Effects on Electron Transfer and Ion Transport at the Nanoscale Wen-Jie Lan, Henry S. White, and Shengli Chen

SECTION II Nanoelectrochemical Systems

Chapter 3 Electrochemistry of Monolayer-Protected Clusters

Tessa M. Carducci and Royce VV'. Murray

Chapter 4 Platinum-Monolayer Oxygen-Reduction Electrocatalysts: Present Status and Future Prospects

Radoslav R. Adzic and Kuanping Gong

Chapter 5 Photoelectrochemistry with Nanostructured Semiconductors

Wen Wen and Stephen Maldonado

Chapter 6 Single-Molecule Nanoelectronics

Stuart Lindsay

Chapter 7 Electron Transport and Redox Reactions in Solid-State Molecular Electronic Devices

Richard McCreery

Chapter 8 Stochastic Events in Nanoelectrochemical Systems

Allen J. Bard, Aliaksei Boika, Seong Jung Kwon, Jun Hui Park, and Scott N. Thorgaard

Chapter 9 Nanoelectrochemistry of Carbon..................................

Jacob M. Goran and Keith J. Stevenson

Chapter 10 Template-Directed Controlled Electrodeposition of Nanostructure and Composition...............................................................

Jonathon Duay and Sang Bok Lee

Chapter 11 Nanopores and Nanoporous Membranes.............................

Alicia K. Friedman and Lane A. Baker

Chapter 12 Recent Investigations of Single Living Cells with Ultramicroelectrodes

Christian Amatore, Manon GuiUe-Collignon, and Frederic Lemattre

Chapter 13 Nanobioelectrochemistry: Proteins, Enzymes, and Biosensors......

Gregory W. Bishop and James F. Rusting

Chapter 14 Electrode Array Probes of Exocytosis at Single-Cell Membranes and Exocytosis Measurements at Cell Biomimetic Systems.........................

Jun Wang and Andrew G. Ewing

SECTION III Nanoelectrochemical Methods

Chapter 15 Nanoelectrodes and Liquid/Liquid Nanointerfaces

Michael V. Mirkin

Chapter 16 Microfabricated Electrochemical Systems

Shuo Kang and Serge G. Lemay

Chapter 17 Electrodeposition at the Nanoscale...........

Jay A. Switzer

Chapter 18 Scanning Electrochemical Microscopy of Nanopores, Nanocarbons, and Nanoparticles........................................................

Shigeru Amemiya

Chapter 19 Scanning Electrochemical Cell Microscopy: Mapping, Measuring, and Modifying Surfaces and Interfaces at the Nanoscale...............

Barak D.B. Aaronson, Aleix G. Gilell, Kim McKelvey, Dmitry' Momotenko, and Patrick R. Unwin

Chapter 20 In Situ Atomic Resolution Studies of the Electrode/Solution Interface by Electrochemical Scanning Tunneling Microscopy..........................

Scott N. Thorgaard and Philippe Biihlmann

Chapter 21 Combined Atomic Force Microscopy-Scanning Electrochemical Microscopy..

Christophe Demaille and Agnes Anne

Chapter 22 Nanoscale Potentiometry.................................................

Robert E. Gxurcsdnxi and Ernii Pretsch

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