Correction factors for the analysis of voltammetric peak currents measured using staircase voltammetry

The use of staircase voltammetry for the measurement of reversible diffusional redox species under a linear mass-transport regime leads to significant suppression of the peak currents (up to 20% for larger step sizes) and an increase in the peak-to-peak separation (cf. ∆ Epp ~ 70 mV at the reversibl...

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Main Authors: Batchelor-McAuley, C, Yang, M, Hall, E, Compton, R
Format: Journal article
Published: Elsevier 2015
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author Batchelor-McAuley, C
Yang, M
Hall, E
Compton, R
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description The use of staircase voltammetry for the measurement of reversible diffusional redox species under a linear mass-transport regime leads to significant suppression of the peak currents (up to 20% for larger step sizes) and an increase in the peak-to-peak separation (cf. ∆ Epp ~ 70 mV at the reversible limit as opposed to 57 mV). These discrepancies between the voltammetric results of a staircase and true analogue voltammogram may lead to mis-interpretation of data. This work provides an overview of the differences between the two techniques in the macro-electrode reversible limit and provides new expressions which allow the peak current of a staircase voltammogram to be quantitatively analysed. Moreover, clear guidance is provided about which conditions the application of the provided equation is valid in the terms of mass-transport edge effects to the macro-electrode.
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spelling oxford-uuid:1ab8a1b4-6400-45cc-96e9-e73742c46ba82022-03-26T10:56:26ZCorrection factors for the analysis of voltammetric peak currents measured using staircase voltammetryJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:1ab8a1b4-6400-45cc-96e9-e73742c46ba8Symplectic Elements at OxfordElsevier2015Batchelor-McAuley, CYang, MHall, ECompton, RThe use of staircase voltammetry for the measurement of reversible diffusional redox species under a linear mass-transport regime leads to significant suppression of the peak currents (up to 20% for larger step sizes) and an increase in the peak-to-peak separation (cf. ∆ Epp ~ 70 mV at the reversible limit as opposed to 57 mV). These discrepancies between the voltammetric results of a staircase and true analogue voltammogram may lead to mis-interpretation of data. This work provides an overview of the differences between the two techniques in the macro-electrode reversible limit and provides new expressions which allow the peak current of a staircase voltammogram to be quantitatively analysed. Moreover, clear guidance is provided about which conditions the application of the provided equation is valid in the terms of mass-transport edge effects to the macro-electrode.
spellingShingle Batchelor-McAuley, C
Yang, M
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Compton, R
Correction factors for the analysis of voltammetric peak currents measured using staircase voltammetry
title Correction factors for the analysis of voltammetric peak currents measured using staircase voltammetry
title_full Correction factors for the analysis of voltammetric peak currents measured using staircase voltammetry
title_fullStr Correction factors for the analysis of voltammetric peak currents measured using staircase voltammetry
title_full_unstemmed Correction factors for the analysis of voltammetric peak currents measured using staircase voltammetry
title_short Correction factors for the analysis of voltammetric peak currents measured using staircase voltammetry
title_sort correction factors for the analysis of voltammetric peak currents measured using staircase voltammetry
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