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ABSTRACT
The knowledge of the fundamental characteristics of a chemical reaction is achieved via the measurement of current variations according to the potential applied to the electrode of an electrolysis cell. Voltammetry consits in the experimental determination of the relationship between the current and the electrode potential.Various devices can constitute indicative electrodes. This article deals with the applications of voltammetry with various types of electrodes; the thin layers electrodes, the so called modified electrodes, the graphite paste with electroactive incorporated component electrode, the rotating disk and ring electrode and the ultramicro electrodes.
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Fethi BEDIOUI: ENSCP engineer (École nationale supérieure de chimie de Paris) - Doctor of Science - Research Director, CNRS
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Sophie GRIVEAU: Doctorate from Pierre-et-Marie-Curie University, - Senior lecturer at ENSCP (École Nationale Supérieure de Chimie de Paris)
INTRODUCTION
In this fourth section, we'll look at voltammetry applications with various electrode geometries: thin films, modified electrodes, the graphite paste electrode with incorporated electroactive compound, the rotating disc and ring electrode and ultramicroelectrodes.
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