Abstract
The use of a rotating ring-disk electrode to detect soluble Pb(1V) and Pb(11) species released into H 2SO 4 has made it possible to give complementary interpretations for the processes occuring during the anodization and successive reduction of Pb electrodes. It has been shown that soluble Pb(1V) species act as intermediates during the formation tetravalent oxides of Pb, and that the generation of tetravalent products is always preceded by the information of divalent products even at high positive potentials. During the reduction of PbO 2, species are released. Part of the tetravalent products formed at Pb are reduced only at high negative potentials.
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