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Bipolar electrochemistry in the nanosciences
2012Bipolar electrochemistry is a phenomenon which is known for a very long time, but has been less popular for a few decades, and some electrochemists even ignore its existence. Recently, it has regained considerable attention, especially in the field of micro- and nanoscience.1,2 The aim of this chapter is to introduce the unspecialized reader to bipolar
Gabriel Loget, Alexander Kuhn
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Localized Electrodeposition and Patterning Using Bipolar Electrochemistry
Journal of The Electrochemical Society, 2015Microscopic, spatially controlled, and highly efficient bipolar electrochemistry can be performed on an electrically-floating macroscopic conductive substrate using a tool we call the Scanning Bipolar Cell (SBC). The operating principle for the SBC is that current follows the path of least resistance. A high ohmic potential drop can be generated in the
T. M. Braun, D. T. Schwartz
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Fabrication of Gradient Surface Using Bipolar Electrochemistry
ECS Meeting Abstracts, 2012Abstract not Available.
Naoki Shida +3 more
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Nonconductive layered hexagonal boron nitride exfoliation by bipolar electrochemistry
Nanoscale, 2018Direct and scalable electrochemical exfoliation of nonconductive boron nitride (h-BN) nanosheets by bipolar electrochemistry method.
Yong Wang +4 more
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Bipolar Electrochemistry on a Nanopore-Supported Platinum Nanoparticle Electrode
Analytical Chemistry, 2017In this Technical Note, we describe a method to fabricate nanopore-supported Pt nanoparticle electrodes and their use in bipolar electrochemistry. A Pt nanoparticle is deposited on the orifice of a solid-state nanopore inside a focused-ion beam (FIB) system.
Rui Hao, Yunshan Fan, Chu Han, Bo Zhang
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Bipolar Electrochemistry: From Materials Science to Motion and Beyond
Accounts of Chemical Research, 2013Bipolar electrochemistry, a phenomenon which generates an asymmetric reactivity on the surface of conductive objects in a wireless manner, is an important concept for many purposes, from analysis to materials science as well as for the generation of motion.
Loget, Gabriel +4 more
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Bipolar electrochemistry in confined nanospace
Science China Chemistry, 2018openaire +1 more source
Wireless enantioseparation devices using bipolar electrochemistry
ChemXin Song, Minghua Liu
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