Index
A
Adsorption, 47
of inorganic ions, 47
of ionic and neutral surfactants, 49
of proteins, 87
Adsorption-desorption process, 56, 61
Alamethicin, 73
Amide I mode, 71
Amide I’ mode, 73, 80, 85, 87
Amiloride, 76
Angle of incidence, 15, 24
Antimicrobial peptides (AMPs), 72
Asymmetric bilayers, 65
Asymmetric lipid bilayers, 62
Attenuation coefficient, 38
B
Bathochromic shift, 25, 50, 105
Beer law, 32
Bessel functions, 30, 33
Biomimetic studies, 54
Birefringence, 27
Bulk reflectivity factor, 111
C
Capacitance of the lipid bilayer, 55
Carbon monoxide, 97
Cholera toxin, 85
Cobalt hexacyanoferrate films (CoHCF), 104
Collagen, 87
Conformation of the hydrocarbon chain, 57
Coordinated network compounds, 102, 104
D
Deconvolution, 71
of the amide I´ mode, 81
Demodulation, 31
Differential spectrum, 30
Double modulation, 29
E
Electrochemistry, 1
Electrolyte layer thickness, 15
Electro-oxidation reaction, 111
Ethanol, 111
F
Floating
DPhPC:alamethicin bilayer, 73
lipid bilayers, 67
Fresnel
equations, 9, 11, 19
reflection and transmission coefficients, 14
G
Glassy carbon (GC), 23, 106
electrode (GCE), 107, 110
Glycolipids, 64
H
Hydroquinone, 107
Hypsochromic shift, 58, 59, 63
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A
Adsorption, 47
of inorganic ions, 47
of ionic and neutral surfactants, 49
of proteins, 87
Adsorption-desorption process, 56, 61
Alamethicin, 73
Amide I mode, 71
Amide I’ mode, 73, 80, 85, 87
Amiloride, 76
Angle of incidence, 15, 24
Antimicrobial peptides (AMPs), 72
Asymmetric bilayers, 65
Asymmetric lipid bilayers, 62
Attenuation coefficient, 38
B
Bathochromic shift, 25, 50, 105
Beer law, 32
Bessel functions, 30, 33
Biomimetic studies, 54
Birefringence, 27
Bulk reflectivity factor, 111
C
Capacitance of the lipid bilayer, 55
Carbon monoxide, 97
Cholera toxin, 85
Cobalt hexacyanoferrate films (CoHCF), 104
Collagen, 87
Conformation of the hydrocarbon chain, 57
Coordinated network compounds, 102, 104
D
Deconvolution, 71
of the amide I´ mode, 81
Demodulation, 31
Differential spectrum, 30
Double modulation, 29
E
Electrochemistry, 1
Electrolyte layer thickness, 15
Electro-oxidation reaction, 111
Ethanol, 111
F
Floating
DPhPC:alamethicin bilayer, 73
lipid bilayers, 67
Fresnel
equations, 9, 11, 19
reflection and transmission coefficients, 14
G
Glassy carbon (GC), 23, 106
electrode (GCE), 107, 110
Glycolipids, 64
H
Hydroquinone, 107
Hypsochromic shift, 58, 59, 63
© Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020
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Spectroscopy in Electrochemistry, Monographs in Electrochemistry,
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-42164-9
121