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Electrocatalysis is a branch of electrochemistry dealing with anodically and cathodically induced radical reaction mechanisms utilizing the electrochemical reactivity of an organometallic molecule. The best electrocatalysts display a highly reversible nature because it is desirable to be able to rejuvenate the electrocatalyst after controlled potential coulometry to be used in further reactions. Discuss how you would expect a perfectly reversible (irev/ifor=1) organometallic molecule with metal center Ch, bis(?5-cyclopentadienyl)Ch, call it Chongosene, to display its characteristics in CV timescale before and after electrolysis and after re-electrolysis. 15 mM Chongosene has E1/2 = 1.1 V vs. Cp2Fe0/+ and displays similar characteristics to ferrocene.
Where might you want to run anodic electrolysis and cathodic re-electrolysis?
How might the CVs and LSVs look? Draw diagrams

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