NASA NTRS · 19850039377
Novel metal-filled polyimide electrodes
Abstract
Palladium-coated polyimide films are evaluated as electrochemical electrodes. The film electrodes exhibit essentially identical behavior compared to bulk palladium electrodes. In aqueous 0.5M H2SO4, current peaks due to oxide formation, oxide stripping, hydrogen adsorption, and H2 oxidation are observed. The ferri/ferrocyanide redox couple is grossly irreversible in the same electrolyte. Reversible electrochemical behavior is obtained for Fe(EDTA)(1-/2-) in 1M KCl/H2O, and for ferrocene/ferricenium in 0.1M TEAP/dimethylacetamide.
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Furtsch, T. A., Finklea, H. O., Taylor, L. T.. 1984-01-01. Novel metal-filled polyimide electrodes. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19850039377
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