4. Rotating disc and ring electrode
The rotating disk-ring electrode was developed by Frumkin and Nekrasov in 1959, and its theory was definitively elaborated in 1971
. It has numerous applications in the field of electrochemical analysis. In particular, in the study of reaction mechanisms, it allows the detection and identification of short-lived intermediate species.
The electrode consists of a concentric conductive disc and ring made of various materials,...
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Bibliography
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(1) - HUBBARD (A.T.), ANSON (F.C.) -
The theory and practice of electrochemistry with thin layer cells.
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In BARD (A.J.) (ed), Electroanalytical Chemistry, 4, Marcel Dekker, p. 129 (1970).
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