The acid-proof anode Ti/SnO2+Mn2O3/PbO2 doped with Ce was prepared by thermal decomposition and electrodeposition combination technology, the effect of Ce on the morphology and structure of anode was also studied in t...The acid-proof anode Ti/SnO2+Mn2O3/PbO2 doped with Ce was prepared by thermal decomposition and electrodeposition combination technology, the effect of Ce on the morphology and structure of anode was also studied in this paper. The results obtained by cyclic voltammetry (CV), electrochemical impedance spectroscopic (EIS), X-ray Diffraction (XRD) and scanning electron microscopy (SEM) indicated that PbO2 crystal grains presented honeycomb structure were formed on the electrode surface by doping with Ce. The specific surface areas and catalytic active sites of the Ce-PbO2 doped electrode were increased and the catalytic activity was evidently greater than the undoped one. However, when Ce was doped into the intermediate layer (SnO2+Mn2O3), a more cracked surface structure formed, thus leading electrode deactivation by passivation of the Ti-substrate. So the anodic stability was decreased according to the accelerated life tests.展开更多
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China (20476070,20771080)Natural Science Foundation of Shanxi Province (20031024 ,20041020)
文摘The acid-proof anode Ti/SnO2+Mn2O3/PbO2 doped with Ce was prepared by thermal decomposition and electrodeposition combination technology, the effect of Ce on the morphology and structure of anode was also studied in this paper. The results obtained by cyclic voltammetry (CV), electrochemical impedance spectroscopic (EIS), X-ray Diffraction (XRD) and scanning electron microscopy (SEM) indicated that PbO2 crystal grains presented honeycomb structure were formed on the electrode surface by doping with Ce. The specific surface areas and catalytic active sites of the Ce-PbO2 doped electrode were increased and the catalytic activity was evidently greater than the undoped one. However, when Ce was doped into the intermediate layer (SnO2+Mn2O3), a more cracked surface structure formed, thus leading electrode deactivation by passivation of the Ti-substrate. So the anodic stability was decreased according to the accelerated life tests.
