Voltammetry was used to investigate the codeposition of from an acidic aqueous solution containing Cd 2+ and ions. The formation of is controlled not only by diffusion; the adsorption of is also a step in the deposition process. Furthermore, the Cd 2+ ions displace the from their adsorption sites, causing a shift of the Te(IV) reduction wave and a decrease in the limiting current K + ions like Cd 2+ ions, are also able to displace . A model is given to account for experimental results.
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Sella et al. (1986) studied this question.