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Chemical Record (New York, N.Y.)|September 6, 2021
Exploring the Role of H-Bonding in Organic Electrochemistry - From Supramolecular Applications to Mechanistic InvestigationsDiane K SmithThe Journal of Organic Chemistry|August 23, 2018
Redox-Responsive Dimerization in a Ferrocene-Ureidopyrimidone Supramolecular AssemblyMario R Cedano, Diane K SmithChemical Communications (Cambridge, England)|May 27, 2016
Use of an electrochemically-induced proton-coupled electron transfer reaction to control dimerization in a ureidopyrimidone 4 H-bond arrayLaurie A Clare, Diane K SmithJournal of the American Chemical Society|July 11, 2008
Electrochemically controlled hydrogen bonding. Electrolyte effects in an oxidation-based arylurea-amide systemJessica E Woods, Yu Ge, Diane K SmithThe Journal of Organic Chemistry|December 17, 2005
Electrochemically controlled hydrogen bonding. Redox-dependent formation of a 2:1 diarylurea/dinitrobenzene2- complexCindy Chan-Leonor, Stephanie L Martin, Diane K SmithJournal of the American Chemical Society|October 4, 2007
Voltammetry of quinones in unbuffered aqueous solution: reassessing the roles of proton transfer and hydrogen bonding in the aqueous electrochemistry of quinonesMay Quan, Daniel Sanchez, Mark F Wasylkiw, et al.Chemsuschem|September 26, 2025
A Methodology for the Analysis of Water Oxidation Electrocatalysts in the Absence of Limiting Current that Avoids the Pitfalls of Existing MethodsColton J Breyer, Diane K Smith, Jing Gu, et al.Analytical Chemistry|October 4, 2014
The effect of glassy carbon surface oxides in non-aqueous voltammetry: the case of quinones in acetonitrileRachel Patricia-Andrea Staley, Christina M Newell, David P Pullman, et al.Journal of the American Chemical Society|September 28, 2020
Redox-Responsive H-Bonding: Amplifying the Effect of Electron Transfer Using Proton-Coupled Electron TransferHyejeong Choi, Kiyeol Baek, Sean T Toenjes, et al.Analytical Chemistry|October 23, 2003
Development of chemical sensors based on redox-dependent receptors: N,N'-dimethyldiazapyrenium-modified electrodesNinette D Lilienthal, Habiba Alsafar, Jason Conerty, et al.Pageof 2