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Electrochemical Behavior of Aqueous Acid Perrhenate-containing Solutions on Noble Metals: Critical Review and New Experimental Evidence by Eduardo Méndez; Marı́a F. Cerdá; Ana M. Castro Luna; Carlos F. Zinola; Carlos Kremer; Marı́a E. Martins is a Chemistry article available to read on EtoBox.

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The actual state of the art in the reduction of perrhenate ions on noble metals is reviewed and discussed. Also, with the aim of contributing to better knowledge of this process, results of several experiments are presented. For the first time, spectroscopic evidence on the nature of the deposited rhenium layer on Pt and Rh and the detection of an intermediate in the reduction pathway toward metallic rhenium is provided. The role of the substrate in the electroreduction of perrhenate ions in aqueous acid media is emphasized, because it is directly associated with the formation of different H-containing species as reducing agents. Thus, those metals capable of adsorbing H atoms are able to reduce ReO(4)(-) to ReO(2) by H(ad) at potentials more positive than that of the hydrogen evolution reaction. Moreover, H(ad) reacts with the ReO(2) layer previously deposited, resulting in the formation of Re(III)-soluble species, which subsequently undergo disproportionation to Re and ReO(2). For metals that are not capable of adsorbing H, i.e., Au, molecular hydrogen is the reducing agent, leading to the formation of metallic Re. In addition, ReO(4)(-) is chemically reduced to metallic Re by hy

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Author
Eduardo Méndez; Marı́a F. Cerdá; Ana M. Castro Luna; Carlos F. Zinola; Carlos Kremer; Marı́a E. Martins
Publisher
Elsevier Science; Elsevier ; Elsevier Inc.; Elsevier BV (ISSN 0021-9797)
Published
2003
Language
EN
Field
Chemistry (Physical Sciences)

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