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Journal of Physical Chemistry B | 2002

Probing Thermodynamic Aspects of Electrochemically Driven Ion-Transfer Processes Across Liquid|Liquid Interfaces: Pure versus Diluted Redox Liquids

Uwe Schröder; Jay D. Wadhawan; and Russell G. Evans; Richard G. Compton; Bill Wood and; David J. Walton; Frank Marken; and Philip C. Bulman Page; Colin M. Hayman

Electrochemistry Communications | 2002

Phosphate and arsenate electro-insertion processes into a N,N,N′,N′-tetraoctylphenylenediamine redox liquid

Frank Marken; Colin M. Hayman; Philip C. Bulman Page

Electroanalysis | 2002

Chromate and Dichromate Electro-Insertion Processes into a N,N,N′,N′-Tetraoctylphenylenediamine Redox Liquid

Frank Marken; Colin M. Hayman; Philip C. Bulman Page

Analytical Chemistry | 2004

Liquid / liquid ion-transfer processes at the dioctylphosphoric acid (N,N-didodecyl-N',N'-diethylphenylenediamine) / water (electrolyte) interface at graphite and mesoporous TiO2 substrates.

Susan J. Stott; Katy J. McKenzie; Roger J. Mortimer; Colin M. Hayman; Benjamin R. Buckley; Philip C. Bulman Page; Frank Marken; Galyna Shul; Marcin Opallo

Electrochimica Acta | 2005

Microphase voltammetry of diluted and undiluted redox liquids deposited on sol–gel ceramic carbon electrodes

Marcin Opallo; Monika Saczek-Maj; Galyna Shul; Colin M. Hayman; Philip C. Bulman Page; Frank Marken

Synlett | 2003

A short preparation of an advanced intermediate for lactacystin synthesis: the complete carbon skeleton of clasto-lactacystin dihydroxyacid

Philip C. Bulman Page; David C. Leach; Colin M. Hayman; A. Sazali Hamzah; Steven M. Allin; Vickie McKee

Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry | 2005

Characterisation of biphasic electrodes based on the liquid N,N-didodecyl-N ' N '-diethylphenylenediamine redox system immobilised on porous hydrophobic silicates and immersed in aqueous media

Galyna Shul; Katy J. McKenzie; Joanna Niedziolka; Ewa Rozniecka; Barbara Palys; Frank Marken; Colin M. Hayman; Benjamin R. Buckley; Philip C. Bulman Page; Marcin Opallo

Synlett | 2006