I was trying to use an alternative way to measure the I-V of RGO on copper immersed in NaCl. I got three peaks. (-50 mV, 175mV, and 275 mV) roughly. What do they account for ?
are they because of the reaction with the functional groups attached to RGO ?
Jalal Uddin
Hi Kreta,
You may have a look on the paper in link https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4628296/
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Qiancheng Zhu
I do think that these peaks were from the functional groups. But it is difficult to explain which groups were these peaks correponding to! I also used to find this condition like yours. I am working on this problem now.
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Ahmed Kreta
Thanks Uddin for the link.
Zhu thank you for your answer, I am looking forward to knowing how far you have been with that.
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