The reduction of oxygen in various room temperature ionic liquids in the temperature range 293-318 K: exploring the applicability of the Stokes-Einstein relationship in room temperature ionic liquids. by Huang, X, Rogers, E, Hardacre, C, Compton, R

“…Oxygen solubilities are also reported as a function of temperature. In the six ionic liquids, the Stokes-Einstein relationship (D proportional, variant eta(-1)) was found to apply only very approximately for oxygen. …”

Nanoelectrochemistry in room temperature ionic liquids by Tanner, E

“…<p>The work presented in this thesis concerns the use of Room Temperature Ionic Liquids in nanoelectrochemistry. …”

High-temperature electrochemistry: A review by Wildgoose, G, Giovanelli, D, Lawrence, N, Compton, R

“…High-temperature electrochemistry remains a relatively unexplored field of research, although in recent years significant developments have been made. …”

A simultaneous voltammetric temperature and humidity sensor. by Xiong, L, Fletcher, A, Davies, S, Norman, SE, Hardacre, C, Compton, R

“…DmFc/DmFc(+)) over a temperature range of 298 K to 318 K and humidity range of 1% to 50% using square wave voltammetry, the temperature and humidity dependences of the relative peak potentials were investigated. …”

Hydrogen electrochemistry in room temperature ionic liquids by Meng, Y

“… <p>This thesis primarily focuses on the electrochemical properties of the H₂/H⁺ redox couple, at various metallic electrodes in room temperature ionic liquids. Initially, a comprehensive overview of room temperature ionic liquids, RTILs, compared to conventional organic solvents is presented which identifies their favourable properties and applications, followed by a second chapter describing the basic theory of electrochemistry. …”

Electrochemical studies in room temperature ionic liquids by Silvester, D, Silvester, Debbie Sue

“…<p>The work presented in this thesis involves the application of room temperature ionic liquids (RTILs) as solvents for use in electrochemical experiments. …”

Application of room temperature ionic liquids as electrochemical solvents by Evans, R, Evans, Russell Griffith

“…<p>This thesis is concerned with investigating the suitability of room temperature ionic liquids as solvents in which to perform voltammetry, and in characterising electrochemical processes within these media. …”

Electrochemistry in tetrahydrofuran and at low temperature: protocol, procedures and methods by Baron, R, Kershaw, N, Donohoe, T, Compton, R

“…Typically, systems are investigated at temperatures ranging from room temperature to 192 K. …”

The electrochemistry of hydrogen sulfide in room temperature ionic liquids by O' Mahony, A

“…<p>The work presented in this thesis involves the use of room temperature ionic liquids (RTILs) as solvents in electrochemical experiments for the detection of hydrogen sulfide. …”

Abrasive Stripping Voltammetry in Room Temperature Ionic Liquids by Chen, A, Rogers, E, Compton, R

“…We report on the abrasive stripping voltammetry (AbrSV) of six different solid compounds of widely different natures in room temperature ionic liquids (RTILs). Copper as a metal representative, Prussian blue as a typical inorganic complex, indigo as an organic dye model, and anthracene, pyrene, and 9,10-diphenylanthracene as the typical representatives of aromatic hydrocarbons were chosen in this study. …”

The Mediated Detection of Hydrogen Sulfide in Room Temperature Ionic Liquids by O'Mahony, A, Compton, R

“…The detection of H2S was studied using several mediators in room temperature ionic liquids (RTILs) at a microelectrode. …”

Electroanalytical determination of trace chloride in room-temperature ionic liquids. by Villagrán, C, Banks, C, Hardacre, C, Compton, R

Amperometric gas sensing using room temperature ionic liquids by Li, P

“…The applicability of room temperature ionic liquids to be employed as potential electrolyte in gas sensors has been examined. …”

The electrochemistry of simple inorganic molecules in room temperature ionic liquids by Silvester, D, Rogers, E, Barrosse-Antle, L, Broder, T, Compton, R

“…The electrochemistry of simple inorganic compounds in room temperature ionic liquids (RTILs) is reviewed and some new work in this area is presented. …”

Electrochemistry of Hg(II) salts in room-temperature ionic liquids. by Manan, N, Aldous, L, Alias, Y, Compton, R, Lagunas, M, Hardacre, C

“…The electrochemistry of HgCl(2) and [Hg(NTf(2))(2)] ([NTf(2)](-)=bis-{(trifluoromethyl)sulfonyl}imide) has been studied in room temperature ionic liquids. It has been found that the cyclic voltammetry of Hg(II) is strongly dependent on a number of factors (e.g., concentration, anions present in the mixture, and nature of the working electrode) and differs from that found in other media. …”

Electroreduction of sulfur dioxide in some room-temperature ionic liquids by Barrosse-Antle, L, Silvester, D, Aldous, L, Hardacre, C, Compton, R

“…The activation energy for the reduction of SO2 in [C4mim] [NO3] was measured to be 10 (±2) kJ mol-1 using chronoamperometric data at different temperatures. The stabilizing interaction of the solvent with the reduced species SO2-̇ leads to a different mechanism than that observed in conventional aprotic solvents. …”

The electrochemical oxidation of ruthenocene in various room temperature ionic liquids by Rogers, E, Lawrence, N, Compton, R

“…The electrochemical behavior of ruthenocene, RuCp2, was investigated on both a platinum microdisk electrode and a platinum macroelectrode in six different room temperature ionic liquids of varying viscosity, at a range of temperatures and concentrations. …”

Use of room temperature ionic liquids in gas sensor design. by Buzzeo, M, Hardacre, C, Compton, R

“…Such sensors do, however, have potential application in more extreme operating conditions, such as high temperature and pressure, where traditional solvents would volatise.…”

Electrochemistry in Room-Temperature Ionic Liquids: Potential Windows at Mercury Electrodes by Rogers, E, Sljukic, B, Hardacre, C, Compton, R

Amperometric Gas Detection Using Room Temperature Ionic Liquid Solvents by Rogers, E, O'Mahony, A, Aldous, L, Compton, R

“…The electrochemistry of various gases, including oxygen, carbon dioxide, hydrogen, ammonia, hydrogen sulfide, sulfur dioxide and nitrogen dioxide, in room temperature ionic liquids (RTILs) is reviewed. The application of RTILs to gas sensor design and development is highlighted. …”