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Soap Films Amplify the Air-Water Interface but Neither Produce Detectable H2O2 Nor Enhance Reduction of Gold Ions
Soap films afford gentle production of air-water interfaces and underlie numerous practical applications. Recently these interfaces have been shown to exhibit unexpected redox capability, wherein Triton X soap films formed with water or HAuCl4 solutions (i) oxidize water up to 1.67 mM H2O2 and (ii)
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