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Michael EG Lyons
Michael EG Lyons
Professor in Physical Chemistry, Trinity College Dublin
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Redox and electrochemical water splitting catalytic properties of hydrated metal oxide modified electrodes
RL Doyle, IJ Godwin, MP Brandon, MEG Lyons
Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics 15 (33), 13737-13783, 2013
6072013
The oxygen evolution reaction on passive oxide covered transition metal electrodes in aqueous alkaline solution. Part 1-Nickel
MEG Lyons, MP Brandon
International Journal of Electrochemical Science 3 (12), 1386-1424, 2008
4102008
A comparative study of the oxygen evolution reaction on oxidised nickel, cobalt and iron electrodes in base
MEG Lyons, MP Brandon
Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry 641 (1-2), 119-130, 2010
3842010
Mechanism of oxygen reactions at porous oxide electrodes. Part 2—Oxygen evolution at RuO2, IrO2 and IrxRu1− xO2 electrodes in aqueous acid and alkaline solution
MEG Lyons, S Floquet
Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics 13 (12), 5314-5335, 2011
3562011
Electroactive polymer electrochemistry: part 1: fundamentals
MEG Lyons
Springer Science & Business Media, 2013
3212013
An electrochemical impedance study of the oxygen evolution reaction at hydrous iron oxide in base
RL Doyle, MEG Lyons
Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics 15 (14), 5224-5237, 2013
2742013
Influence of magnetic forces on electrochemical mass transport
G Hinds, JMD Coey, MEG Lyons
Electrochemistry communications 3 (5), 215-218, 2001
2742001
Plasma-assisted simultaneous reduction and nitrogen doping of graphene oxide nanosheets
NA Kumar, H Nolan, N McEvoy, E Rezvani, RL Doyle, MEG Lyons, ...
Journal of Materials Chemistry A 1 (14), 4431-4435, 2013
2372013
Kinetics and mechanistic aspects of the oxygen evolution reaction at hydrous iron oxide films in base
RL Doyle, MEG Lyons
Journal of The Electrochemical Society 160 (2), H142, 2013
2342013
Magnetic field effects on copper electrolysis
G Hinds, FE Spada, JMD Coey, TR Ní Mhíocháin, MEG Lyons
The Journal of Physical Chemistry B 105 (39), 9487-9502, 2001
2282001
The significance of electrochemical impedance spectra recorded during active oxygen evolution for oxide covered Ni, Co and Fe electrodes in alkaline solution
MEG Lyons, MP Brandon
Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry 631 (1-2), 62-70, 2009
2142009
The oxygen evolution reaction on passive oxide covered transition metal electrodes in alkaline solution part II-cobalt
MEG Lyons, MP Brandon
International Journal of Electrochemical Science 3 (12), 1425-1462, 2008
1782008
Enhanced oxygen evolution at hydrous nickel oxide electrodes via electrochemical ageing in alkaline solution
IJ Godwin, MEG Lyons
Electrochemistry Communications 32, 39-42, 2013
1742013
Low-overpotential high-activity mixed manganese and ruthenium oxide electrocatalysts for oxygen evolution reaction in alkaline media
MP Browne, H Nolan, GS Duesberg, PE Colavita, MEG Lyons
ACS Catalysis 6 (4), 2408-2415, 2016
1562016
The oxygen evolution reaction: mechanistic concepts and catalyst design
RL Doyle, MEG Lyons
Photoelectrochemical Solar Fuel Production: From Basic Principles to …, 2016
1452016
The effects of thin layer diffusion at glassy carbon electrodes modified with porous films of single-walled carbon nanotubes
GP Keeley, MEG Lyons
International journal of electrochemical science 4 (6), 794-809, 2009
1422009
Comparison of liquid exfoliated transition metal dichalcogenides reveals MoSe 2 to be the most effective hydrogen evolution catalyst
Z Gholamvand, D McAteer, C Backes, N McEvoy, A Harvey, NC Berner, ...
Nanoscale 8 (10), 5737-5749, 2016
1402016
Electrochemistry of hydrous oxide films
LD Burke, MEG Lyons
Modern Aspects of Electrochemistry: Volume 18, 169-248, 1986
1351986
Glucose oxidation at ruthenium dioxide based electrodes
MEG Lyons, CA Fitzgerald, MR Smyth
Analyst 119 (5), 855-861, 1994
1341994
Ascorbic acid oxidation at polypyrrole-coated electrodes
EG Michael
Journal of the Chemical Society, Faraday Transactions 87 (1), 115-123, 1991
1311991
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