Finite Element Simulation of Electrochemically Reversible‚ Quasi−Reversible and Irreversible Linear Sweep Voltammetry at the Wall Tube Electrode

Finite Element Simulation of Electrochemically Reversible‚ Quasi−Reversible and Irreversible Linear Sweep Voltammetry at the Wall Tube Electrode

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Main Authors:	Klymenko, O, Gavaghan, D, Harriman, K, Compton, R
Format:	Journal article
Published:	2002

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