Surface Complexation of Catechol to Metal Oxides: An ATR-FTIR, Adsorption, and Dissolution Study. Response to Comment. Gulley-Stahl, H., Hogan II, P., A., Schmidt, W., L., Wall, S., J., Buhrlage, A., & Bullen, H., A. Section Title: Surface Chemistry and Colloids, 44(16):6519, 2010. abstract bibtex In the recent comment on the interaction of catechol with metal oxides, Liu (2010) raised some interesting points. Liu's principle remarks focus on the lack of a more detailed discussion of catechol oxidn. The concerns raised by Liu provide for a valid discussion, but after carefully reviewing his comments and the pos. feedback from reviewers and other interested readers the authors do not believe that the issues raised affect the overall conclusions of their study. Their work provides the 1st spectroscopic evaluation of catechol adsorption on TiO2, Cr2O3, Fe2O3, and MnO2 as a function of pH and ionic strength, providing new insights into the role of catecholates in geochem. processes. [on SciFinder(R)]
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