M. Sluyters‐Rehbach

Utrecht University — Netherlands

Chemistry · Physical Sciences

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Research Topics

Electrochemical Analysis and Applications(141), Analytical Chemistry and Sensors(83), Spectroscopy and Quantum Chemical Studies(25), Electrochemical sensors and biosensors(21), Molecular Junctions and Nanostructures(18)

Publications182 total

Deviation from van’t Hoff Behavior of Solids at Low Temperature
ACS Omega·2017· 11 citedOpen Access
Arrest as a General Property of the Supercooled Liquid State
The Journal of Physical Chemistry B·2016· 2 cited
Temperature Dependence of the Properties of Water and Its Solutes, Including the Supercooled Region
ChemPhysChem·2013· 9 cited
The Mechanism of the Hydrogen Ion Conduction in Liquid Light and Heavy Water Derived from the Temperature Dependence of Their Limiting Conductivities
The Journal of Physical Chemistry B·2010· 25 cited
Rotation of Water Molecules and Its Relation with the Chemistry and Physics of Liquid Water
The Journal of Physical Chemistry B·2009· 8 cited
Electrode kinetics and the nature of the metal electrode
Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry·1999· 6 cited
Electrode kinetics and the nature of the metal electrode
Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry·1999· 5 cited
Indium adsorption at the surface of liquid In+Ga alloy electrodes in contact with an aqueous 1 M NaClO4 solution
Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry·1999· 10 cited
A mechanistic study of Cd(II) reduction at the mercury electrode from aqueous 0.5 M Na2SO4 base electrolyte by the combination of dc and ac voltammetry with the dropping mercury microelectrode technique
Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry·1997· 9 cited
Electrode kinetics and the nature of the metal electrode. Part 2. The Zn(II)/Zn electrode reaction studied at dropping gallium and mercury ( micro) electrodes
Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry·1996· 18 cited
Impedance voltammetric analysis of a consecutive E-C-E mechanism with two diffusing intermediates with application to the reduction of nitromethane
Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry·1996· 10 cited
On the potential dependence of the preceding chemical step in the Cd(II) reduction from aqueous KF solutions: a DMμE study
Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry·1996· 7 cited
Electrode kinetics and the nature of the metal electrode. Part 1. Zn2+ reduction from aqueous 1 M NaClO4 solution at indium and thallium amalgams of varied composition
Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry·1996· 29 cited
The theory of impedance and demodulation voltammetry for electrode reactions complicated by both activation polarization and reactant adsorption, and their combined application to Tl+ reduction at the DME Part 2
Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry·1996· 10 cited
Establishment of an EEC mechanism for the Zn2+ |Zn(Hg) electrode reaction. A dropping zinc amalgam microelectrode study
Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry·1995· 32 cited
The relation between electrical double layer data and electronic work functions for amalgams
Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry·1995· 8 cited
Competitive adsorption versus surface complexation as models for the simultaneous adsorption of metal complexes and free ligands
Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry·1995· 13 cited
ChemInform Abstract: Impedances of Electrochemicals Systems: Terminology, Nomenclature and Representation. Part 1: Cells with Metal Electrodes and Liquid Solutions.
ChemInform·1994
Impedance analysis of the reduction of pyrimidine at the dropping mercury electrode
Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry·1994· 8 cited
Distribution of the nucleation rate in the vicinity of a growing spherical cluster.
Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry·1994· 53 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

J.H. Sluyters(47), B. Timmer(9), Wanda S. Kruijt(3), G.J. Brug(2), J.H.O.J. Wijenberg(2), A. G. Remijnse(2), F. van der Pol(2), C.P.M. Bongenaar(2), C.W. De Kreuk(2), A. Milchev(2), R. de Leeuwe(2), Herman P. van Leeuwen(2), A. Baars(2), A.L.G. van den Eeden(1), Bosco Emmanuel(1), W. J. Schutte(1), Rafael Andreu(1), A. Hemelin(1), Ricardo M. Souto(1), D.J. Kooyman(1)