Direct Formation of Nanofilament Structure of Metallic Silver on Electrode with Combination of Electrochemical and Photographic Techniques

大川, 祐輔

Metallic silver with a nanofilament morphology was directly formed on electrodes with a combination of electrochemical processes and a silver halide photography development reaction. Metallic silver was first electrodeposited on a substrate electrode, and then converted to silver iodide through a combined electrochemical/chemical process. The silver iodide on the electrode was then treated with a photographic developer solution, giving metallic silver with the nanofilament morphology. The use of carbon paper as the substrate electrode gave superior adhesive stability of the nanofilaments for future functionalization.

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Chemical Society of Japan

日本化学会

Journal Article

Chemistry Letters

48

3

274

276

2019-02-28

https://doi.org/10.1246/cl.181004

eng

https://doi.org/10.1246/cl.181004

Direct Formation of Nanofilament Structure of Metallic Silver on Electrode with Combination of Electrochemical and Photographic Techniques. Yusuke Okawa, Shin Saito, and Fumiyuki Shiba. Chemistry Letters 2019 48:3, 274-276.

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