Detection of electrode reactions intermediate products by electrochemical methods and study of their properties

1983

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DOI 10.1135/cccc19831115
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

It is shown that the rotating disc-ring electrode (R.R.D.E.) method may be used for the study of complexing reactions. Monovalent indium complex of the composition InCl32- has been determined as an example of the successful applicability of the R.R.D.E. techniques.