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  • Electrodes of a potentiostat

    This section gives a short overview of the three types of electrodes (working, reference, counter electrode) you will encounter while using a potentiostat. It is explained how these electrodes look like and what their task is. While the potentiostat is the heart of an electrochemical experiment, modern potentiostats need little effort to set up and …

  • Origins of electrochemical potentials

    This section is a short explanation of the processes that lead to electrochemical potential and thus to corrosion processes. Most readers will have a rough idea of electrochemical potentials, noble and non-noble metals. However, a small recap of this knowledge seems suitable to understand the processes happening at the electrodes or corroding metals better. If …

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Bode Plot Corrosion potential Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS) Evan's diagram Faraday's law Nernst equation Nyquist plot OCP Randles circuit reference electrode

Articles

  • Potentiostats: use, compounds, disadvantages and function
  • Electrodes of a potentiostat
  • History of the potentiostat
  • Troubleshooting on potentiostat experiments
  • Origins of electrochemical potentials
  • Corrosion Potential
  • Corrosion current
  • Tafel Plot and Evans Diagram
  • List of symbols for corrosion research
  • Capacitive Current

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