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    Device for the simultaneous realization of spectroelectrochemical measurements of uv-vis absorption and raman scattering of a sample arranged on the upper surface of a working electrode, the device comprises two optical fibers, arranged on the upper surface of the working electrode, aligned and with the opposite ends, so that they allow the measurement of the uv-vis absorption in parallel to the upper surface of the working electrode and of the raman dispersion perpendicular to said surface. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)
    公开号:ES2618892A1
    申请号:ES201531863
    申请日:2015-12-22
    公开日:2017-06-22
    发明作者:María Aránzazu HERAS VIDAURRE；Álvaro COLINA SANTAMARÍA；Jesús GAROZ RUIZ；David IBÁÑEZ MARTÍNEZ
    申请人:Universidad de Burgos；
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    专利说明:

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    DEVICE FOR THE CONDUCT OF SPECTROELECTROCHEMICAL MEASURES OF UV / VIS ABSORPTION AND RAMAN DISPERSION SIMULTANEOUSLY.
    DESCRIPTION
    OBJECT OF THE INVENTION
    The present invention relates to a device for simultaneously performing spectrum-electrochemical measurements of UV-Vis absorption and Raman dispersion of a sample arranged in an electrode.
    BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
    The electrochemical spectrum is a hybrid analysis technique that simultaneously provides electrochemical and spectroscopic information about a system that can be oxidized and / or reduced. In theory, any electrochemical technique can be combined with other spectroscopic.
    The most used spectroscopic techniques in electrochemical spectrum are those that measure UV-Vis light absorption. However, the growing interest in Raman dispersion measures leads to the development of new devices. Initially, the electrodes should be optically transparent, but the development of new devices has allowed the use of opaque surfaces, more usual in electrochemistry. The electrochemical spectrum has been used not only for quantitative purposes in analysis, but has also proven to be very useful in the study of complex reaction mechanisms and in the characterization of materials.
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    The UV-Vis absorption spectrum electrochemistry of parallel transmission and the Raman dispersion electrochemical spectrum have been used on many occasions and several works are known for its development. Although there are several devices described in scientific journals that have been used to carry out UV-Vis absorption and Raman dispersion measurements separately, there is no knowledge of a device that allows simultaneous registration of both electro-chemical spectrum measurements.
    DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
    The present invention is established and characterized in the independent claims, while the dependent claims describe other features thereof.
    The object of the invention is a device for the simultaneous realization of spectrum electrochemical measurements of both UV-Vis absorption and Raman dispersion in a sample arranged on a working electrode. The device comprises two optical fibers (3,4) arranged on the upper major surface (2.1) of the working electrode (2), aligned and with the opposite ends, so as to allow the measurement of UV-Vis absorption in parallel to the upper major surface (2.1) of the working electrode (2) and of the Raman dispersion perpendicular to said surface (2.1). The technical problem to solve is the configuration of the device to reach the desired object.
    An advantage of the device is that, by means of a
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    Comfortable and simplified assembly, that is, being a simple device, it is possible to perform spectrum-electrochemical measurements of UV-Vis absorption and Raman dispersion simultaneously. The fact that the optical fibers are placed in parallel configuration to the electrode allows the UV-Vis light to pass through the diffusion layer only. In this way, UV-Vis light does not interfere negatively in obtaining a good Raman scatter signal.
    Another advantage of the device is that it allows the use of any type of electrodes, which greatly simplifies the experimental configuration, the use of this analytical technique for routine analysis being feasible.
    Another advantage of the device is that it allows reducing the number of experiments to be carried out, increasing the information by obtaining UV-Vis absorption spectrum and electrochemical scattering data at the same time.
    DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES
    The present specification is complemented with a set of figures, illustrative of the preferred example and never limiting of the invention.
    Figure 1 depicts an exploded top perspective of the device with a flat rectangular electrode.
    Figure 2 represents the device of Figure 1 in lower perspective with a hole added to the support plate.
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    Figure 3 represents a perspective view of the device of Figures 1 and 2.
    Figure 4 represents a section of the
    device of figure 3.
    Figure 5 represents a section of the
    device of figure 3 with a cylindrical electrode.
    Figure 6 shows a graph of the 25 mM potassium ferrocyanide cyclic voltamperogram in 0.1 M LiCl between -0.20 V and +0.80 V at a speed of 20 mV / s.
    Figure 7 shows the evolution of the
    UV-Vis absorbance at 420 nm with the potential.
    Figure 8 shows the evolution of the
    Raman intensity at 2132 cm-1 with the potential.
    DETAILED EXHIBITION OF THE INVENTION
    Next, an embodiment of the invention is set forth with support in the figures.
    Figures 1 and 2 show an explosion of the device, mounted in Figure 3, for the realization of spectrum-electrochemical measurements of UV-Vis absorption and Raman dispersion in a sample (1), represented in Figures 4 and 5, arranged on the upper major surface (2.1) of a working electrode (2).
    Characterize the device which comprises two
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    optical fibers (3,4) arranged on the upper major surface (2.1) of the working electrode (2), aligned and with the opposite ends, so as to allow the measurement of UV-Vis absorption in parallel to the upper major surface (2.1) of the working electrode (2) and of the Raman dispersion perpendicular to said surface (2.1). The optical fibers located in parallel configuration to the electrode allow the UV-Vis light to pass through the diffusion layer only. In this way, UV-Vis light does not interfere negatively in obtaining the Raman signal.
    A preferred embodiment of the device shown in Figures 1 to 5 is that the working electrode (2) is arranged on a support plate (5), a lower plate (6) is arranged on the working electrode (2), a plate upper (7) on this (6) and a cover plate (8) on the upper (7), the lower plate
    (6) and the top plate (7) have through holes, first (6.1) and second (7.1) respectively, concentric through which the sample (1) is introduced. This creates a space in which said sample (1) has a place to be analyzed.
    Optionally, and to facilitate the introduction of the sample (1), as shown in Figures 1 to 5, the cover plate (8) has at least a third hole
    (8.1) intern that communicates with the second hole (7.1) intern for introduction of the sample (1). In addition, if a fifth hole is made in the cover plate (8)
    (8.2) through, through the third hole (8.1) through, a reference electrode (12) is introduced and through the fifth through (8.2), an auxiliary electrode (13) is introduced, that is, the third (8.1) and the fifth hole (8.2) in addition to being able to introduce the
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    Sample (1) from outside to device once
    assembled this, they serve to introduce by them two electrodes (12,13).
    Figures 1 to 4 show a working electrode (2) in the form of an elongated plate, usually
    used, however, the
    cylindrical electrodes. A device thus adapted is shown in Figure 5, in which the support plate (5) has a fourth through hole (5.1)
    for introducing a working electrode (2) with cylindrical shape.
    In order for the sample (1) to be confined within the device in the best possible way, between the working electrode (2) and the lower plate (6) first closing means (9) are arranged, between the plate lower (6) and the upper plate (7) there are a few second closing means (10) and between the upper plate (7) and the cover plate (8) there are a third closing means (11), all of them for contain the sample (1). Preferably, and as shown in the figures, the first (9), seconds
     (10) and third parties (  11) closing means are each one
     torica board, which  in the lower plate (6) it is housed in
     a first throat  (6.2) and on the top plate (7)
     lodge in a  second throat (7.2). So, the
     tightness  get in a simple way and
    economical
    The device as mentioned above with the working electrodes (2), reference (12) and auxiliary (13) connected to a potentiostat and the optical fibers (3,4) to a light source and a spectrophotometer conform a cell for analysis
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    electrochemical spectrum. Below is an example of how it works.
    Example
    As an example, an experience in aqueous solution of 25 mM potassium ferrocyanide in 0.1 M LiCl is shown. Cyclic voltammetry is performed between -0.20 V and +0.80 V at a speed of 20 mV / s, using an Ag reference electrode / AgCl. UV-Vis absorption spectra are recorded every 500 ms, while the integration time of the Raman dispersion spectra is 800 ms. The potentiostat used is a PGSTAT 20 from Autolab-Metrohm. The UV-Vis spectrophotometer is a QE65000 (Ocean Optics). The source is a deuterium lamp (AvaLight-DH-S-BAL, Avantes). The optical fibers (3, 4) have a thickness of 100 pm and
    They are approximately 0.5 mm apart. The Raman spectrophotometer is a Confocal Raman Voyage (BWTEK) with a charge-coupled device (CCD) detector. The laser used is 532 nm, the objective of 20 increases and the resolution of the equipment 3.8 cm-1.
    The spectrum of the ferrocyanide solution was taken as a reference or reference in the UV-Vis absorption measures before applying any potential to the system. Then the scan was performed
    voltammetric recording simultaneously the
    spectra using both techniques.
    As can be seen in Figure 6, the typical oxidation-reduction voltamperogram of the ferricyanide / ferrocyanide pair is obtained in the experiment. An anodic peak is observed at +0.392 V and a cathode peak at +0.097 V.
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    Figures 7 and 8 show the evolution of the UV-Vis absorption band centered at 420 nm (figure 7) and the Raman dispersion band centered at 2132 cm-1 (figure 8) with the potential.
    It can be seen how the oxidation of ferrocyanide to ferricyanide takes place from +0.10 V in the anodic scan, up to +0.40 V approximately in the cathode scan. During this time, the UV-Vis absorbance at 420 nm increases (Figure 7), this increase being related to the oxidation of the ferrocyanide to ferricyanide. During the rest of the cathode scan, a decrease in absorbance is observed due to the consumption of electrogenerated ferricyanide which is reversibly reduced to ferrocyanide.
    Similarly, the Raman dispersion band of ferricyanide (2132 cm-1) begins to grow from +0.10 V when the ferrocyanide oxidizes (Figure 8). From +0.40 V of the cathode scan, when the ferricyanide species is reduced, the decrease of the ferricyanide signal takes place.
    You can see how in both cases the initial absorbance is not recovered, because it does not work in thin layer conditions.
    权利要求:
    Claims (7)
    [1]
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    1. -Device for performing spectrum-electrochemical measurements of UV-Vis absorption and Raman dispersion simultaneously in a sample (1) arranged on the upper major surface (2.1) of a working electrode (2), characterized in that the device comprises two optical fibers (3,4) arranged on the upper major surface (2.1) of the working electrode (2), aligned and with the opposite ends, so as to allow the measurement of UV-Vis absorption in parallel to the upper major surface (2.1) of the working electrode (2) and of the Raman dispersion perpendicular to said surface (2.1).
    [2]
    2. -Device according to claim 1 in which
    the working electrode (2) is arranged on a plate
    support (5), a lower plate (6) is arranged on the working electrode (2), an upper plate (7) on it (6) and a cover plate (8) on the upper (7), the lower plate (6) and the top plate (7) have through holes, first (6.1) and second (7.1) respectively, concentric through which the sample (1) is introduced.
    [3]
    3. -Device according to claim 2 in which
    The cover plate (8) has at least one third hole (8.1) through which communicates with the second hole (7.1) through to introduce the sample (1).
    [4]
    4. -Device according to claim 3 in which
    The support plate (5) has a fourth hole (5.1) through to introduce a working electrode (2) with a cylindrical shape.
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    [5]
    5. Device according to claims 3 or 4 wherein between the working electrode (2) and the lower plate (6) first closing means (9) are arranged, between the lower plate (6) and the upper plate (7) second closing means (10) are arranged and between the upper plate (7) and the cover plate (8) there are a third closing means (11), all of them to contain the sample (1).
    [6]
    6. -Device according to claim 5 wherein the first (9), second (10) and third (11) closing means are each a toric joint, which in the lower plate (6) is housed in a first throat (6.2) and in the upper plate (7) it is housed in a second throat (7.2).
    [7]
     7.-Device  according to any of the
     claims  3 to 6 in which the cover plate (8)
     also presents  a fifth hole (8.2) through
     way that by  the third hole (8.1) through
     introduce an electrode of  reference (12) and by
     fifth hole  (8.2) through an electrode is introduced
     auxiliary (13).
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