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Fig 1.

UV-vis-NIR record of the ECS (Insert: ECS sample photograph).

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Fig 2.

Four types of the parent/core structures of flavonoid molecules.

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Fig 3.

Effect of solvents (−H2O; −MeOH) on the UV-vis absorption spectrum of ECS.

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Table 1.

The factors and levels of the orthogonal experiment.

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Table 2.

The L9(3)4 orthogonal experiment and its results.

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Fig 4.

Absorption spectra of the ECS1 ~ 9# samples in orthogonal experiment.

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Fig 5.

Trend charts of the effects of the four factors in orthogonal experiment for ECS.

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Fig 6.

Tafel curves of “ECS (various concn. a→f)+1mol/L HCl+WE”.

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Table 3.

Electrochemical parameters of the Tafel curves.

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Fig 7.

Nyquist plots of EIS for “ECS (various concn.)+1mol/L HCl”.

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Fig 8.

Bode |Z| plots of EIS for “ECS (various concn.)+1mol/L HCl”.

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Fig 9.

Bode phase angle plots of EIS for “ECS (various concn.)+1mol/L HCl”.

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Table 4.

Electrochemical parameters of the EIS results.

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Fig 10.

Equivalent circuit (insert) and Nyquist plots of the fitted (●) v.s. measured data (−o−) of ECS (56.6mL/L) sample.

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Table 5.

Five isotherm adsorption models and their equations.

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Fig 11.

Linear fitting of isothermal adsorption models of ECS adsorbed on WE in 1M HCl at room temperature (5°C).

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Table 6.

Linear fitting parameters derived from the Temkin isothermal adsorption model of Fig 11C.

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