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The electrochemical techniques can be divided into two major groups static (i = 0) and dynamic (i + 0) (6). Potentiometry is a static method, and it measures the rest potential vs. time the most common applications in potentiometry are the use of ion-selective electrodes and pH meters. The dynamic methods comprise mostly all the other electrochemical techniques (3). Table 1.1 lists the most commonly used methods among this group. [Pg.25]

The scope of this book is to outline the basic theories and concepts that may be encountered by a researcher in the course of basic electrochanical experimentation. This section [Pg.25]

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Controlled Charge Charge Step Coulostatic Methods [Pg.25]

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