lipkowski_1998_ionic_2875

literature/lipkowski_1998_ionic_2875/lipkowski_1998_ionic_2875.bib

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+@article{lipkowski_1998_ionic_2875,
+  title={Ionic adsorption at the Au(111) electrode},
+  author={Lipkowski, Jacek and Shi, Zhichao and Chen, Aicheng and Pettinger, Bruno and Bilger, Christoph},
+  journal={Electrochimica acta},
+  volume={43},
+  number={19-20},
+  pages={2875--2888},
+  year={1998},
+  publisher={Elsevier}
+}

literature/lipkowski_1998_ionic_2875/lipkowski_1998_ionic_2875_p1_1a_Br.yaml

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+# This file describes a figure from a publication containing electrochemical data.
+# For the `echemdb/website` project, the source, curator and electrochemical system is mandatory.
+# Figure description is optional. It is created automatically by the cv module of svgdigitizer
+
+source:
+    version: 1
+    doi: 10.1016/S0013-4686(98)00028-0 #only the number without preceeding doix or https
+    bib: lipkowski_1998_ionic_2875 # AuthorName_YYYY_FirstWordTitle_pageNr. No prepositions. Fingers crossed that there is no duplicate.
+    techniques: SHG, SXRD
+    figure: 1a # depending on the subfigure labels use 1, 1b, or 1_3
+    curve: Br # use a unique short description to identify the curve in the figure, i.e.. label, color, etc
+
+curator:
+    version: 1
+    name: Markus Schilling
+    orcid: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2684-3711
+    digitized: 2021-10-21 # YYYY-MM-DD
+
+figure description: #This section will be updated by module `CV`
+    version: 1
+    comment: No information about counter electrode available. # Add whatever you think is important to understand the data
+
+electrochemical system:
+    version: 1
+    instrumentation:
+        - type:
+          supplier: 
+        - type:
+          model:
+          supplier:
+        - type:
+          model:
+          supplier:
+    electrolyte:
+        type: aq # aqueous = aq, non-aqueous=naq
+        components: # create as many components as necessary. A simple electrolyte consists of two components, i.e., H2SO4 and water
+            - name: KClO4 # can be trivia name, sum formula, etc
+              concentration:
+                  value: 0.1
+                  unit: mol / l #[M, mM, µM, g kg-1, ...]
+              type: salt #
+              source:
+                  supplier:
+                  LOT: 
+            - name: water
+              type: solvent
+              proportion:
+                  value:
+                  unit:
+              source:
+                  refinement:
+                  quality:
+                  total organic carbon: 
+                      value:
+                      unit:
+            - name: 
+              type:
+              proportion:
+                  value: 
+                  unit:
+            - name: KBr
+              type: salt
+              source:
+                  supplier:
+                  LOT: 
+              concentration:
+                  value: 1
+                  unit: mmol / l #[M, mM, µM, g kg-1, ...] 
+        ph: 
+            value:
+            uncertainty:
+        temperature: # provide the temperature as it is given in the article. Assume room temperature if nothing is provided
+            value: 298.15 
+            unit: K # [K, C, F]
+    electrodes:
+        configuration: 3 # number of electrodes
+        reference electrode:
+            type: SCE # the reference electrode given in the experimental section. Might differ from that in the plot, MSE-sat, MSE-3M, MSE-1M, RHE, AgCl2
+            source:
+                supplier:
+        counter electrode:
+            material:
+            crystallographic orientation:
+            shape:
+        working electrode:
+            material: Au
+            crystallographic orientation: '111' # hkl, 100, 110, poly
+            source:
+                supplier:
+                LOT: 
+            shape: # optional
+                type: # bead/sphere
+                height:
+                    value:
+                    unit:
+                diameter:
+                    value:
+                    unit:
+            geometric electrolyte contact area: 
+                value:
+                unit:
+            preparation procedure: # Short description of sample preparation. This can be very useful. :)