Effects of magnetic processing on morphological, electrochemical, and photoelectrochemical properties of electrodes modified with nanoclusters of a phenothiazine–C60 linked compound

This research examines the effects of magnetic processing, in the absence and presence of a strong magnetic field, on the morphological, electrochemical, and photoelectrochemical properties of electrodes modified with nanoclusters of a phenothiazine–C60 linked compound with ten methylene group (PH(10)C60). The morphologies of the PH(10)C60 nanoclusters, the first reduction peaks due to C60 moiety, and the potential dependencies of the photocurrents in the electrodes modified with the PH(10)C60 nanoclusters in the presence of magnetic processing at three different positions, were different from those in the absence of magnetic processing. The effects of magnetic processing can probably be attributed to the magnetic force of a strong magnetic field.