Imágenes de la sonda Kelvin de exploración de los perfiles potenciales en LEC planas fijas y dinámicas

Liam S C Pingree1, Deanna B Rodovsky, David C Coffey

  • 1Department of Chemistry, University of Washington, Box 351700, Seattle, Washington 98195-1700, USA.

Resumen

La microscopia de sonda Kelvin de exploración revela perfiles potenciales en las células electroquímicas emisoras de luz de unión dinámica y fija (LEC). Las LEC dinámicas dejan caer el potencial cerca del cátodo, mientras que las LEC fijas lo redistribuyen, confirmando la operación de tipo p.

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