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Potential sweep, potential step and pit initiation experiments were performed.
The results showed that Cu2+ and Cu+ were produced on the CW surface respectively by applying different range of the linear sweep potential on CW in buffer solution.
Electron temperature was estimated by applying a sweep potential varying from −1.5 to +2.5 V in about 2.5 s, to the Langmuir probe.
The rudiments of the corrosion of Mg in aqueous solutions containing Cl− and F− are investigated by linear potential sweep, potential pulse and impedance measurements.
By applying a specific linear sweep potential Eapp on CW according to the redox characteristic of Cu2+/Cu and Cu+/Cu couples, Cu+ or Cu2+ were selectively electro-generated on the CW surface.
The specific capacitance (SC) of the electrode material can be calculated from the GCD curves according to the following equation: SC = (I × Δt)/ ΔV × m) [40], where SC is the specific capacitance (F g−1), ΔV represents the sweep potential range (1 V), and m is the mass loading of the active material within the electrode (3 mg).
We present a complete suite of electrical characterisation via quasi-static direct current (DC) voltage sweep, sweeping potentials of static/dynamic frequencies of alternating current (AC) and voltage pulsing.
The electrochemical behaviour of the isopolymolybdic anion entrapped in the polyaniline film is strongly influenced by the sweep-potential range besides the acidity of electrolyte solution.
In some acidic electrolyte solution (eg 0.5 M H2SO4), the change of the sweep-potential range causes the structure alternation of the isopolymolybdic anion and resulting in a new electrode process.
The electrochemical control programs (graphical user-interface software) were developed using LabVIEW 10.0 to sweep the potential, acquire the current response and process the acquired current signal.
The reduction process of tetra-PbO in different H2SO4 solutions has been studied by linear sweep voltammetry, potential step and scanning electron microscope (SEM) techniques.
