JOURNAL ARTICLE

Impedance measurements in polarography: apparatus for accurate wide-frequency work

Dieter BritzHenry H. Bauer

Year: 1967 Journal:   Journal of Scientific Instruments Vol: 44 (10)Pages: 843-846   Publisher: IOP Publishing

Abstract

Instrumentation is described that has proved capable of measuring the magnitude and phase shift of the impedance of a polarographic cell with an accuracy to 1% at frequencies between 5 Hz and 32 kHz. This capability applies to situations where the impedance is large (e.g. double-layer capacitance measurements) as well as when it is small (e.g. faradaic-impedance measurements).

Keywords:
Electrical impedance Capacitance Instrumentation (computer programming) Materials science Polarography Work (physics) Focused Impedance Measurement Analytical Chemistry (journal) Acoustics Physics Chemistry Electrical engineering Computer science Electrode Engineering Thermodynamics

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Analytical Chemistry and Sensors
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