Disk electrodes H2O2 formation

In the above example, the bi-potentiodynamic perturbation of the RRDE was applied in order to detect side-products of the disk electrode reaction that are formed in a relatively big amount. The shielding effect caused by the oxygen consumption and the collection effect caused by the H2O2 formation at the disk electrode were both of considerable intensity the differences in the measured ring current were significant even when compared to the normal ring CVs. 

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