This is highly significant in the field of interfacial chemistry and electroanalysis, not only because it provides enhanced signals, but mainly because it represents the first example of ECL produced at the gas/liquid interface, which opens the technique to the study of the dissolution of gases, diffusion of chemical species, and reactions at phase interfaces and in solution.
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Enhanced Electrochemiluminescence at the Gas/Liquid Interface of Bubbles Propelled into Solution.
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