journal article·1983-07-01

Electrochemistry of Polyphenylene Films Deposited Anodically on Platinum or Glassy Carbon Electrodes in HF ‐ Benzene System

I. Rubinstein

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Abstract

Polyphenylene films were deposited on Pt or glassy carbon electrodes by anodically oxidizing benzene in liquid hydrogen fluoride. The polymer is electroactive in liquid , with a remarkably low oxidation potential. It can also undergo electrochemical oxidation‐reduction in dry propylene carbonate containing , and charging/discharging curves of the system are presented. The polymer film is shown to be suitable for electrode surface modification by means of simple chemical reactions performed on the coated electrodes.
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General Electric Corporate Research and Development, Schenectady, New York 12301

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