List of bibliographic references
Number of relevant bibliographic references: 20.
| Ident. | Authors (with country if any) | Title |
|---|
| 000968 (2001) |
| Nonlinear impedance of liquid In-Ga electrode in aqueous solutions of a symmetrical surface-inactive electrolyte |
| 000981 (2001) |
| Influence of the metal nature on the EDL structure in propylene carbonate solutions of a surface-inactive electrolyte |
| 000E02 (1999) |
| Difference between reciprocal capacitances on mercury and the gallium subgroup metals (Ga, In-Ga, Tl-Ga) in the absence of the metal-solvent chemisorption interaction in aqueous solutions of sulfates of lithium, sodium, and potassium |
| 000E03 (1999) |
| Difference between potentials of zero charge in the absence of the metal-solvent chemisorption interaction of mercury and metals of the gallium subgroup in different solvents |
| 000E12 (1999) |
| Adsorption of tetrabutylammonium cations on negatively charged surfaces of the Hg, Ga, In-Ga, and Tl-Ga electrodes |
| 000E13 (1999) |
| Adsorption behavior of n-butanol molecules on negatively charged surfaces of electrodes of mercury, gallium, and alloys In-Ga and Tl-Ga |
| 000F16 (1998) |
| The role of metal and solvent in the structure of the electrode|surface-inactive electrolyte solution interface |
| 001105 (1997) |
| Modeling description of the electrical double layer structure at mercury and the gallium metals in an ethanol solution of a surface-inactive electrolyte |
| 001122 (1997) |
| Electrical double layer structure at the gallium metals in a methanol solution of a surface-inactive electrolyte |
| 001124 (1997) |
| Effects caused by an unequal approach of acetonitrile dipoles to the mercury surface and the surface of the gallium metals |
| 001128 (1997) |
| Differential capacitance of the Ga subgroup metals caused by reorientation of solvent molecules on the metal surfaces and its dependence on the charge |
| 001220 (1996) |
| The influence of the metal lyophilicity on the structure of the electrical double layer in the solvents with a large dielectric constant : The structure of the electrical double layer on the gallium metals in N-methylformamide |
| 001223 (1996) |
| The components of the adsorption potential drop at the Ga and In-Ga electrodes in three solvents : A calculation with allowance for hydrophilicity of the Ag(111) single crystal face |
| 001270 (1996) |
| A modified model for the metal/solution interface, allowing for hydrophilicity of the Ag(111) single crystal face : An analysis of the capacitance intrinsic to the compact part of the electrical double layer at mercury, gallium, and an indium-gallium alloy in three different solvents |
| 001346 (1995) |
| Study on the mechanism of the nitrate anion electroreduction |
| 001361 (1995) |
| Phenomena of the specific interaction of metal with solvent and constituents of the adsorption potential drop |
| 001381 (1995) |
| Electrode-charge effect on electronic density at the electrode-solution interface on mercury and gallium metals |
| 001383 (1995) |
| Electrical double layer structure on metals of the gallium sub-group in various solvents that takes into account the metal electronic configuration |
| 001496 (1994) |
| Correlation between the surface activity of anions at an electrode/solution interface and the donor-acceptor properties of the solvent |
| 001589 (1993) |
| Angular and energy distributions of ions emitted from a GaIn liquid alloy ion source |
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