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Non-Equilibrium Ionic Liquid-Electrode Interface at Elevated Temperature and Its Influence on Co2+Reduction Process

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Figure 1. Half cycles in pure EMImTFSI under Ar atmosphere a) at RT and b) at 100 ◦ C
Figure 2. Reduction sweeps of 0.12 M Co(TFSI) 2 solution in EMImTFSI at different temperatures, comparison of slow and fast heating process
Figure 4. a) Evolution of reduction sweeps with time at constant temperature T = 100 ◦ C (fast heated), red curve – 30 min, blue curve −1 h, violet curve – 2 h, brown curve – 3 h, green curve – 4 h, black curve −8 h, black dashed curve – RT reference
Figure 8 represents the evolution of the high frequency capacitance C 1 and the series capacitance C 2 (low frequency)
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