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Electrode potential of a metal changes by applied mechanical stress. This effect was experimentally determined both by Parthasarathy and Virkar [J. Power Sources 196 (2011) 9204–9212] and by the present authors [Phys. Chem. Chem. Phys, 3 (2001) 2662–2667]. The aim of the present Comment is to dispel a misunderstanding regarding the interpretation of the observations.
This is the first report for platinum particles which are icosahedral and decahedral. When the platinum particles were electrodeposited on an amorphous carbon electrode in a salt solution, hexahedral fee single crystal particles of platinum formed at higher electrode potentials, however, the icosahedral and decahedral particles of platinum grew at lower electrode potentials. This phenomenon is similar...
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