Linear sweep voltammetry with non-triangular waveforms at a microdisc electrode

The voltammetry of an electrochemically reversible reaction at a microdisc electrode is investigated for a semi-circular potential waveform. At the midpoint of the potential window an instantaneous infinite scan rate is observed while relatively slow scan rates are seen in other areas of the wave. A...

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Автори: Uchida, Y, Kätelhön, E, Compton, R
Формат: Journal article
Опубліковано: Elsevier 2018
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Compton, R
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description The voltammetry of an electrochemically reversible reaction at a microdisc electrode is investigated for a semi-circular potential waveform. At the midpoint of the potential window an instantaneous infinite scan rate is observed while relatively slow scan rates are seen in other areas of the wave. As a result, the method exhibits a much higher current response than the conventional triangular potential wave thus allowing qualitative analysis of a species with significantly greater ease, particularly at low analyte concentrations in solutions comprising multiple analytes.
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spelling oxford-uuid:17a40609-a142-417e-a4cd-cfab3559348f2022-03-26T10:38:35ZLinear sweep voltammetry with non-triangular waveforms at a microdisc electrodeJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:17a40609-a142-417e-a4cd-cfab3559348fSymplectic Elements at OxfordElsevier2018Uchida, YKätelhön, ECompton, RThe voltammetry of an electrochemically reversible reaction at a microdisc electrode is investigated for a semi-circular potential waveform. At the midpoint of the potential window an instantaneous infinite scan rate is observed while relatively slow scan rates are seen in other areas of the wave. As a result, the method exhibits a much higher current response than the conventional triangular potential wave thus allowing qualitative analysis of a species with significantly greater ease, particularly at low analyte concentrations in solutions comprising multiple analytes.
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Linear sweep voltammetry with non-triangular waveforms at a microdisc electrode
title Linear sweep voltammetry with non-triangular waveforms at a microdisc electrode
title_full Linear sweep voltammetry with non-triangular waveforms at a microdisc electrode
title_fullStr Linear sweep voltammetry with non-triangular waveforms at a microdisc electrode
title_full_unstemmed Linear sweep voltammetry with non-triangular waveforms at a microdisc electrode
title_short Linear sweep voltammetry with non-triangular waveforms at a microdisc electrode
title_sort linear sweep voltammetry with non triangular waveforms at a microdisc electrode
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