4. Instrumentation
Commercial SECM equipment has appeared fairly recently, making it possible to start democratizing the use of this technique in the laboratory; but, unlike other local probe microscopies such as AFM, its routine use is still not widespread.
The basic SECM device is quite simple and consists of four main elements:
an electrochemical cell, including the UME probe, sample, reference electrode and counter-electrode (for simplicity, in some cases the reference electrode can also be used as a counter-electrode);
a device for monitoring the relative positions of the UME and the substrate;
a simple potentiostat or a bipotentiostat, if a potential is to be applied to the substrate;
a data acquisition...
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