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Staircase voltammetry with finite diffusion space

Electroanalysis, 1997
AbstractA theory of the staircase voltammetry in a thin‐layer cell is developed. The influence of the cell thickness and the redox reaction rate constant on the current and the peak potentials is analyzed. For moderately thick cells, the kinetic maximum is predicted.
Milivoj Lovrić
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Staircase pulse voltammetry

Chinese Journal of Chemistry, 1995
AbstractThe faradaic current of interest can often be obscured by some extraneous current. A new method called staircase pulse voltammetry (SPV), with which involving a potential pulse is superimposed on a staircase, is used for removing the double‐layer charging current This paper presents the theoretical consideration and the experimental evidence of
Jin‐Yuan Mo   +3 more
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Theory of staircase voltammetry

Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry (1959), 1965
Abstract The theoretical relationships for voltammetry with a staircase potential function are developed for a reversible electrode reaction and are shown to be in accord with experiment. Current-potential curves are calculated and tabulated.
Joseph H. Christie, Peter James Lingane
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Staircase sweep and multi-time-domain differential staircase voltammetry at ultramicrodisk electrodes Theory and experiment

Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry, 1997
Abstract An equation is derived for the current in staircase voltammetry at any sampling time at a microdisk electrode for a reversible electrode reaction. On the basis of this equation, three differential staircase voltammetries are developed for the reversible case.
Jun-Sheng Yu, Zu-Xun Zhang
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Low Frequency Sound for Effective Sensitivity Enhancement in Staircase Voltammetry

Analytical Letters, 2000
ABSTRACT The success of improving the sensitivity in differential pulse anodic stripping voltammetry by exposure of low frequency sound has been reported in earlier papers. It has been found that audible sound in the low frequency range, of about 100 Hz or lower is very effective for this purpose, with an increase of the signal up to about 300 ...
Øyvind Mikkelsen
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Theory for staircase voltammetry and linear scan voltammetry on fractal electrodes: Emergence of anomalous Randles–Sevik behavior

Electrochimica Acta, 2013
Abstract A theory for staircase voltammetry (SCV) on randomly rough electrode is developed under reversible charge transfer conditions. An elegant general expression for the statistically averaged current that relates single potential step current transient to the multipotential step (staircase) current response is obtained using properties of ...
Rama Kant
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