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Nanostructured Cobalt(II) Tetracarboxyphthalocyanine Complex Supported Within the MWCNT Frameworks: Electron Transport and Charge Storage Capabilities 下载免费PDF全文
Sherilee Pillay Jeseelan Pillay Paul M. Ejikeme Katlego Makgopa Kenneth I. Ozoemena 《Electroanalysis》2015,27(7):1707-1718
The electrochemical redox properties of a surface‐confined thin solid film of nanostructured cobalt(II) tetracarboxyphthalocyanine integrated with multiwalled carbon nanotube (nanoCoTCPc/MWCNT) have been investigated. This novel nanoCoTCPc/MWCNT material was characterized using SEM, TEM, zeta analysis and electrochemical methods. The nanoCoTCPc/MWCNT nanohybrid material exhibited an extra‐ordinarily high conductivity (15 mS cm?1), which is more than an order of magnitude greater than that of the MWCNT‐SO3H (527 µS cm?1) and three orders of a magnitude greater than the nanoCoTCPc (4.33 µS cm?1). The heterogeneous electron transfer rate constant decreases as follows: nanoCoTCPc/MWCNT (kapp≈19.73×10?3 cm s?1)>MWCNT‐SO3H (kapp≈11.63×10?3 cm s?1)>nanoCoTCPc (kapp≈1.09×10?3 cm s?1). The energy‐storage capability was typical of pseudocapacitive behaviour; at a current density of 10 µA cm?2, the pseudocapacitance decreases as nanoCoTCPc/MWCNT (3.71×10?4 F cm?2)>nanoCoTCPc (2.57×10?4 F cm?2)>MWCNT‐SO3H (2.28×10?4 F cm?2). The new nanoCoTCPc/MWCNT nanohybrid material promises to serve as a potential material for the fabrication of thin film electrocatalysts or energy‐storage devices. 相似文献
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Caradee Y. Wright Colette Brogniez Katlego P. Ncongwane Venkataraman Sivakumar Gerrie Coetzee Jean‐Marc Metzger Frédérique Auriol Christine Deroo Béatrice Sauvage 《Photochemistry and photobiology》2013,89(5):1226-1233
To estimate potential sunburn risk for schoolchildren and outdoor workers, ground‐based ambient solar ultraviolet radiation (UVR) measurements were converted into possible child (5% of ambient solar UVR) and outdoor worker (20% of ambient solar UVR) solar UVR exposures by skin type and season for three coastal sites: Durban, Cape Point (South Africa) and Saint Denis (Reunion Island, France). Cumulative daily ambient solar UVR levels were relatively high at all sites, especially during summer, with maximum values of about 67, 57 and 74 Standard Erythemal Dose (SED) (1 SED = 100 J m?2) at Durban, Cape Point and Saint Denis respectively. Sunburn risk was evident for both children and outdoor workers, especially those with skin types I and II (extremely to moderately sensitive) during summer, early autumn and/or late spring at all three sites. Although results need to be verified with real‐time, instantaneous and nonintegrated personal solar UVR measurements, this understanding of sunburn risk is useful for initiating the development skin cancer prevention and sun protection awareness campaigns in both countries. 相似文献
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