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The effects of organic anions on the curve representing differential capacity (C) at the interface of iron-perchloric acid solution against electrode potential (E) were measured. Three peaks on the above C-E curve of Fe-HClO4 system containing no additives were suppressed by the addition of organic acids, while new peaks due to the adsorption of the acids appeared. Coadsorption of ClO4- happened with acetate and propionate ions, but not with citrate ion. These findings should be interpreted as due to adsorption of citrate ion more irreversible than the other two. As the results of the present experiment, the ascending order of the covering power of surface was as follows.Acetate

The Curve Representing Electrical Double Layer Capacity against Electrode Potential of Fe-HClO4 System Containing Organic Acids