An improved configuration for simultaneous electrochemical ESR studies: a tubular electrode in a cylindrical cavity

An improved configuration for simultaneous electrochemical ESR studies: a tubular electrode in a cylindrical cavity

An improved configuration for simultaneous electrochemical ESR is described in which a tubular flow cell occupies a cylindrical TE011 ESR cavity. The minimisation of dielectric loss allowed good cavity Q-values to be achieved, resulting in a high level of sensitivity and allowing good quality spectr...

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Main Authors:	Wain, A, Thompson, M, Klymenko, O, Compton, R
Format:	Journal article
Language:	English
Published:	2004

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