Sentence examples for platinum plates from inspiring English sources

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This bilayer membrane produced emf which was dependent on relative humidity when the composite membrane was held tightly between two platinum plates.

Square pulses (50 V, 50 milliseconds, 5 times at 1 second intervals) were delivered to the neocortex with tweezer-type electrodes, which consisted of a pair of round platinum plates that were 3 mm in diameter (LF650P3, BEX, Tokyo, Japan), and an electroporator (CUY21, BEX).

The working electrode (cathode) was implant and the counter electrode was a platinum (Pt) plate.

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In 1834 the English scientist Michael Faraday had examined the power of a platinum plate to accomplish the recombination of gaseous hydrogen and oxygen (the products of electrolysis of water) and the retardation of that recombination by the presence of other gases, such as ethylene and carbon monoxide.

The reference electrode was a SCE, and the counter electrode was a platinum plate.

As a result, higher overpotential is necessary at the chemically modified silicon compared with the platinum plate.

The electrode was assembled into a sandwich-type open cell using platinum plate as a counter electrode.

During this process, the aluminum was used as the anode and a platinum plate as the cathode.

Compared to the platinum plate, the i-E curves of the chemically modified flat silicon shift to negative potential in the platinum bath (Figure 1a).