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The deactivation of nickel hydroxide to the electrooxidation of hypophosphite on anickel electrode was studied by means of in situ UV-Vis subtractive reflectance spectroscopy. Theexperimental results show that when the potential is lower than-1.0 V (SCE), the surfacc on nickelelectrode is free of nickel hydroxide, on which hypophosphite is active. When the potential movespositively to about-0.75V, two absorbency bands around 300 nm and 550 nm, which were ascribedto the formation of α-nickel hydroxide, were observed, nickel is oxidized to α-nickel hydroxide.Severe deactivation of the surface occurs when the nickel surface is covered with nickel hydroxide,which separates the hypophosphite ion from nickel substrate.
The deactivation of nickel hydroxide to the electrooxidation of hypophosphite on anickel electrode was studied by means of in situ UV-Vis subtractive reflectance spectroscopy. The experimental results show that when the potential is lower than-1.0 V (SCE), the surfacc on nickelelectrode is free of nickel hydroxide, on which hypophosphite is active. When the potential movespositively to about-0.75V, two absorbency bands around 300 nm and 550 nm, which were ascribed to the formation of α-nickel hydroxide, were observed, nickel is oxidized to α- nickel hydroxide. Severe deactivation of the surface occurs when the nickel surface is covered with nickel hydroxide, which separates the hypophosphite ion from nickel substrate.