Abstract
Physicochemical properties and electrochemical behavior of Ebonex®/Pt-based electrodes obtained with the use of a combined electrochemical method by electrodeposition of a thin platinum layer on substoichiometric titanium oxides (Ebonex®) followed by heat treatment are studied. Phase composition is found to depend substantially on the temperature of the electrode treatment. At temperatures above 230°C, a titanium-dioxide-hollandite phase is formed and facilitates thermal diffusion of platinum deep into the substrate. A previously unknown titanium-oxygen phase (310°C) that affects the electrochemical behavior of the electrodes is discovered. Ebonex®/Pt-based materials are found to be n-type semiconductors, the flat band potentials and the number of charge carriers of which are determined by the formation conditions.
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