3. Related methods: chronopotentiometry and chronoamperometry

In the pure natural diffusion regime, the continuous variation in electrode potential makes it difficult to interpret the responses. $j = f (t)$ . It therefore seems simpler to operate by fixing one of the two quantities, i.e. the potential $E$ or the current density intensity $j$ . In the first case, at fixed potential, the variation $j = f (t$

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