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Homogeneous chemical derivatisation of carbon particles: a novel method for funtionalising carbon surfaces.

Abstract:: The homogeneous reduction of diazonium salts by hypophosphorous acid, provides an easy methodology for the derivatisation of carbon powder. The resulting derivatised carbon was characterised electrochemically showing the behaviour expected of a surface bound species. This procedure provides an easy, inexpensive methodology for functionalising carbon which might find applications in ion-exchange resins or combinatorial chemistry.

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Pandurangappat, M., Lawrence, N., & Compton, R. (2002). Homogeneous chemical derivatisation of carbon particles: a novel method for funtionalising carbon surfaces. Analyst, 127(12), 1568–1571.

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Pandurangappat, M, et al. “Homogeneous Chemical Derivatisation of Carbon Particles: a Novel Method for Funtionalising Carbon Surfaces.” Analyst, vol. 127, no. 12, 2002, pp. 1568–71.

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Pandurangappat, M, N Lawrence, and R Compton. 2002. “Homogeneous Chemical Derivatisation of Carbon Particles: a Novel Method for Funtionalising Carbon Surfaces.” Analyst 127 (12): 1568–71.
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Institution:: University of Oxford
Division:: MPLS
Department:: Chemistry
Sub department:: Physical & Theoretical Chem
Role:: Author

Journal:: Analyst More from this journal
Volume:: 127
Issue:: 12
Pages:: 1568-1571
Publication date:: 2002-12-01
DOI:: 10.1039/b209711g
EISSN:: 1364-5528
ISSN:: 0003-2654

Language:: English
UUID:: uuid:075aec52-a651-459a-a523-2ecb4d1667e3
Local pid:: pubs:32298
Source identifiers:: 32298
Deposit date:: 2012-12-19
ARK identifier:: ark:/29072/ora_075aec52a651459aa5232ecb4d1667e3

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Copyright date:: 2002

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