Electrochemical sensor

Electrochemical sensor

In an electrochemical sensor, the potential difference applied to the electrochemical cell is raised to a measuring value at a rate determined to reduce the transient current. The maximum rate of change of the voltage is set to prevent saturation of an IE converter. The electrochemical cell may cont...

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Hauptverfasser: Lorimer, Kevin, Griffiths, John, Hyland, Mark, Askew, Herbert Frank, Broughall, John Morton
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Askew, Herbert Frank
Broughall, John Morton
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