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Gamry Instruments reference 600 electrochemical workstation
Reference 600 Electrochemical Workstation, supplied by Gamry Instruments, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 94/100, based on 8831 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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Article Title: Fe(III) oxide respiration by a Desulfovibrio species lacking canonical outer-membrane electron transfer systems.
Article Snippet: Electrochemical measurements were conducted using an electrochemical workstation (Reference 600+, Gamry Instruments, USA).

Article Title: Integrated biodegradation experiments and DFT calculations reveal the structure-dependent promotion of azo dye biodegradation by an ethanol cosubstrate
Article Snippet: Cyclic voltammetry (CV) measurements were performed using an electrochemical workstation (Interface 5000E, Gamry, USA) with a three-electrode system.

Article Title: Phase-Preserving Defect Engineering of TiO2(B) Nanosheets Enables Vacancy-Anchored Metallic Cu for Photocatalytic H2 Evolution
Article Snippet: TiO2(B) is a promising photocatalyst for solar-driven H2 evolution, yet its performance is limited by rapid charge recombination and insufficient surface reduction sites.. Herein, a vacancy-assisted strategy combining mild thermal treatment with in situ photodeposition is developed to construct highly dispersed metallic Cu species on TiO2(B) nanosheets.. Calcination at 200 C preserves the metastable TiO2(B) framework while generating an appropriate concentration of surface oxygen vacancies, which serve as preferential anchoring sites for Cu and promote strong electronic coupling at the Cu-TiO2(B) interface.

Article Title: Microstructural and property evolution of Ni-Cu coating fabricated on low carbon steel Q235 via laser cladding
Article Snippet: Ni-Cu coatings were prepared on low carbon steel Q235 substrates via laser cladding to enhance their corrosion resistance.. A systematic investigation was conducted to elucidate the effects of laser scanning speeds and power on the microstructural evolution, microhardness and anti-corrosion performance of the coatings.. The microstructure and elemental distribution were characterized using X-ray diffraction, scanning electron microscopy and electron probe micro-analysis.

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Article Title: Synergistic effects of Ti and Cr interlayers in carbon-based composite films for durable metallic bipolar plates and their electrochemical performance
Article Snippet: The durability and efficiency of proton-exchange membrane fuel cell stacks (PEMFCs) are critically governed by the surface integrity of metallic bipolar plates, necessitating protective coatings that offer both corrosion resistance and low interfacial contact resistance.. This study investigates magnetron-sputtered (Ti–Cr)/C composite films with tailored transition-layer architectures to overcome the inherent limitations of single-layer carbon coatings.. We systematically compared Ti–C, Cr–C, Cr/Ti composite, and Cr/Ti multilayer-C configurations, revealing that the multilayer alternating design achieves a unique combination of enhanced hydrophobicity, superior electrochemical stability, and excellent through-plane conductivity.

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Article Title: Electrocatalytically active carbon felt modified with metal–organic framework derived bismuth nanoparticles toward enhanced V2+/V3+ kinetics in all-vanadium redox flow batteries
Article Snippet: The power density and energy efficiency of all-vanadium redox flow batteries (VRFBs) are largely limited by sluggish interfacial reaction kinetics, insufficient wettability/mass transfer, and parasitic hydrogen evolution at porous carbon-felt electrodes, especially on the negative side.. Herein, we propose a Bi-MOF-derived in situ confinement–anchoring strategy to construct a carbon felt electrode bearing bismuth nanoparticles confined within a carbon–nitrogen layer (Bi@CN@CF) for enhanced V2+/V3+ redox kinetics.. In this architecture, the chemical anchoring of Bi nanoparticles confined within the porous carbon–nitrogen layer onto carbon-felt fibers enhances active-site accessibility through improved interfacial contact while promoting charge-transfer kinetics and structural stability.

Article Title: Unraveling and mitigating calcium scaling in cation exchange membranes via a tailored protective layer for durable electrochemical cement precursor synthesis
Article Snippet: Electrifying cement precursor production offers a transformative route toward deep decarbonization of the cement industry.. This process relies on ion-exchange membranes to spatially decouple electrochemical reactions and selectively produce high-purity Ca(OH)2 as a key cement precursor.. However, its practical deployment is severely hindered by inorganic scaling on cation exchange membranes (CEMs).

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Article Title: Synergy of endogenous aliphatic cross-linking and aromaticity: screening lignite macromolecular configurations for high-plateau-capacity sodium storage in hard carbon
Article Snippet: Sodium-ion batteries (SIBs) hold tremendous promise for large-scale energy storage, with hard carbon (HC) as the most commercially viable anode, and lignite, an abundant macromolecular polymer, represents an ideal scalable precursor.. However, how the molecular-level heterogeneity of coal precursors dictates pyrolysis kinetics and the resulting sodium-storage microenvironment remains poorly understood.. Here, based on a comparative study of three representative lignite precursors from major Chinese coal bases, we provide insights into how lignite macromolecular configurations influence pore structure and sodium-storage performance.

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