The Effect of Weak Adsorption on the Double Layer Capacitance

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Motivated by recents results for the double-layer on Pt(111), I reexamine the theory of weak adsorption on double-layer properties, and use it to explore the capacitance at low electrolyte concentrations. Even a very weak adsorption enhances the double layer capacitance, so that it may exceed the value CGC predicted by Gouy-Chapman theory. A Parsons-Zobel plot of (Formula presented.) vs. (Formula presented.) for the experimental capacity C does not result in a straight line of unit slope, but roughly follows a linear relation with smaller slope. These results are in line with older data on Ag(111), and with the new data on Pt(111).

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Schmickler, W. (2021). The Effect of Weak Adsorption on the Double Layer Capacitance. ChemElectroChem, 8(22), 4218–4222. https://doi.org/10.1002/celc.202100842

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