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Cyclic Voltammetry 2/4- What is a Cyclic Voltammogram?
This chapter is the first part of the series ‘Cyclic Voltammetry – the Most Used Technique’. This introductory chapter goes into detail on cyclic voltammograms.
Cyclic Voltammetry 1/4- Introduction
Moving from passive potentiometric experiments to potentiostatic experiments by controlling the potential was an important development. However, the step that followed towards potentiodynamic experiments may have been even more important for modern electrochemistry. Potentiodynamic experiments made it easy to collect all the data needed for a plot of current I versus potential E. These plots are called a voltammogram and the technique used for measuring is called voltammetry. In a short period of time the cyclic voltammetry (CV) provides a lot of information and allows kinetic investigations. It is by far the most used technique by PalmSens customers. Experienced electrochemists read quite some information from the shape of a CV.
Getting Started with the Emstat Pico MUX16
This description explains how to address the MUX16, enable the MethodSCRIPT sandbox editor in PSTrace, customize MethodSCRIPT and perform your first measurement using our 16 resistor test cell.
Detection of Glucose with a Self-Made Biosensor – PDF
This PDF describes the electrochemical experiment based on the theory of the article series 'Detection of Glucose with a Self-Made Biosensor Based on Glucose Oxidase'. Have fun!
Detection of Hydrogen Peroxide – PDF
The experiment described in this PDF concludes the article series 'Detection of Hydrogen Peroxide with Selfmade Prussian Blue Electrodes'. Good luck!
The Cottrell Experiment and Diffusion Limitation – PDF
This PDF provides the instructions for the experiment related to the article series 'The Cottrell Experiment and Diffusion Limitation'. Have fun!
Copper and Nickel Deposition – PDF
The article series 'Copper and Nickel Deposition' provides the theoretical background for the final experiment. In this PDF the instructions can be found to perform the electrochemical experiment. Good luck!
PalmSens SDK for MATLAB
MATLAB is used by many researchers at universities and research institutes to visualize and analyse data. With this SDK, you can control your PalmSens instrument and process the da...
PalmSens SDKs for .NET
Develop your own application in no time for use with any PalmSens instrument or potentiostat module. ...
Getting started with PalmSens SDK for UWP
This manual explains how to use the SDK with the included libraries and examples. Please do note that support for UWP is depreciated.
Getting started with PalmSens SDK for WPF
This manual explains how to use the SDK with the included libraries and examples.
Getting started with PalmSens SDK for WinForms
This manual explains how to use the SDK with the included libraries and examples.
Getting started with PalmSens SDK for Android
This manual explains how to use the SDK with the included libraries and examples.
PalmSens SDK for WPF
With this PalmSens Software Development Kit you develop Windows applications in Visual Studio .NET using Windows Presentation Foundating (WPF). WPF is a UI framework that is resolu...
PalmSens SDK for WinForms
With this PalmSens Software Development Kit you develop Windows applications in Visual Studio .NET using WinForms. WinForms is a UI framework that creates rich desktop client apps ...
PalmSens SDK for UWP
UWP depreciated Support for UWP is depreciated. Version 5.7 is the last version. The EmStat4-series is not supported by this version. For new developments, we reco...
PalmSens SDK for Android – Xamarin
With this PalmSens Software Development Kit you develop Android applications in Visual Studio .NET using Xamarin. The SDK can be used with all PalmSens instruments and potentiostat...