Integration of thermocouple microelectrode in the scanning electrochemical microscope at variable temperatures: Simultaneous temperature and electrochemical imaging and its kinetic studies

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We describe herein a method for the simultaneous measurement of temperature and electrochemical signal with a new type of thermocouple microelectrode. The thermocouple microelectrode can be used not only as a thermometer but also as a scanning electrochemical microscope (SECM) tip in the reaction between tip-generated bromine and a heated Cu sample. The influence of temperature on the SECM imaging process and the related kinetic parameters have been studied, such as kinetic constant and activation energy.

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Pan, H., Zhang, H., Lai, J., Gu, X., Sun, J., Tang, J., & Jin, T. (2017). Integration of thermocouple microelectrode in the scanning electrochemical microscope at variable temperatures: Simultaneous temperature and electrochemical imaging and its kinetic studies. Scientific Reports, 7. https://doi.org/10.1038/srep43685

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