SERS study of the interaction of thiourea with a copper electrode in sulphuric acid solution
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BROWN, GM
HOPE, GA
SCHWEINSBERG, DP
FREDERICKS, PM
HOPE, GA
SCHWEINSBERG, DP
FREDERICKS, PM
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1995
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The electrochemical interaction of thiourea with a copper electrode in sulphuric acid solution was investigated using Fourier transform Raman and in situ surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) spectroscopy. SERS spectra of thiourea at a copper electrode were obtained in solutions containing greater than 5 ppm thiourea; the spectra obtained were consistent with adsorption of the molecule on the copper electrode via the sulphur atom. The SERS spectra provide evidence of complex formation involving thiourea and sulphate species at the electrode surface.
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Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry
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380
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1-Feb
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Chemical sciences