Publications by Cyril Falgairette

Electrochemical Investigation of the O-2(g),Ni/YSZ System Using Cyclic Voltammetry

Cyclic voltammetry was used for the electrochemical study of a Ni thin film (similar to 880 nm) deposited on an yttria-stabilized zirconia (YSZ) solid electrolyte pellet at temperatures between 350 and 450 degrees C at 20 kPa O-2 and atmospheric pressure. ...

2010

Investigation of the "permanent" electrochemical promotion of catalysis (P-EPOC) by electrochemical mass spectrometry (EMS) measurements

Christos Comninellis, Cyril Falgairette, Chun Xia

The phenomenon of electrochemical promotion of catalysis (EPOC) is most often fully reversible. Subsequent to long-lasting polarization, however, the new steady-state open-circuit catalytic activity after current interruption may remain significantly highe ...

Elsevier2010

Investigation of the Pt/YSZ interface at low oxygen partial pressure by solid electrochemical mass spectroscopy under high vacuum conditions

Christos Comninellis, Wolfgang Harbich, György Foti, Cyril Falgairette, Chun Xia

The Pt/YSZ interface was investigated at low oxygen partial pressure under high vacuum (HV) conditions at 400 A degrees C. Two different electrochemical techniques were coupled to mass spectrometric gas analysis using a new solid electrochemical mass spect ...

Springer Netherlands2010

Solid electrochemical mass spectrometry (SEMS) for investigation of supported metal catalysts under high vacuum

Christos Comninellis, Wolfgang Harbich, Cyril Falgairette, Chun Xia

A new experimental set-up, coupling electrochemistry and mass spectroscopic techniques, for the investigation of a solid electrochemical cell under high vacuum conditions (HV) is presented. Two configurations are realized allowing the investigation of both ...

Springer Netherlands2010

Stored Electrogenerated Promoters Inducing Sustainable Enhanced Pt Catalyst Activity

Cyril Falgairette

This work concerns the investigation of the electrochemical promotion of Pt/YSZ catalyst giving more emphasis to the sustainable enhanced catalytic activity after current interruption. The permanent electrochemical promotion (P-EPOC) of C2H4 combustion ove ...

EPFL2010

Charge storage at the Pt/YSZ interface

Christos Comninellis, György Foti, Cyril Falgairette, Arnaud Jaccoud

The electrochemical behavior of Pt/YSZ electrodes in oxygen containing atmosphere at 450 A degrees C has been investigated by double-step chronoamperometry and programmed linear sweep cyclic voltammetry. The response of the O-2(g),Pt/YSZ system in these ex ...

Springer US2009

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Electrochemical Investigation of the O-2(g),Ni/YSZ System Using Cyclic Voltammetry

Investigation of the "permanent" electrochemical promotion of catalysis (P-EPOC) by electrochemical mass spectrometry (EMS) measurements

Investigation of the Pt/YSZ interface at low oxygen partial pressure by solid electrochemical mass spectroscopy under high vacuum conditions

Solid electrochemical mass spectrometry (SEMS) for investigation of supported metal catalysts under high vacuum

Stored Electrogenerated Promoters Inducing Sustainable Enhanced Pt Catalyst Activity

Charge storage at the Pt/YSZ interface

Oxygen storage in O2/Pt/YSZ cell

The phenomenon of "permanent" electrochemical promotion of catalysis (P-EPOC)

Charge storage in the O2(g), Pt/YSZ system

Charge storage in the O2(g), Pt/YSZ system

Stored Electrogenerated Promoters Inducing Sustainable Enhanced Pt Catalyst Activity

Charge storage at the Pt/YSZ interface

Electrochemical Investigation of the O-2(g),Ni/YSZ System Using Cyclic Voltammetry

Oxygen storage in O2/Pt/YSZ cell

Solid electrochemical mass spectrometry (SEMS) for investigation of supported metal catalysts under high vacuum

Investigation of the Pt/YSZ interface at low oxygen partial pressure by solid electrochemical mass spectroscopy under high vacuum conditions

The phenomenon of "permanent" electrochemical promotion of catalysis (P-EPOC)

Investigation of the "permanent" electrochemical promotion of catalysis (P-EPOC) by electrochemical mass spectrometry (EMS) measurements