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Assigment 02 Linear Sweep Voltametry (Qamir Ullah FA22-R06-050).pdf - Download as a PDF or view online for free
Linear sweep voltammetry is an electrochemical technique commonly used to study redox reactions. It involves linearly changing the potential of a working electrode while measuring the resulting current. This allows determination of redox potentials and analysis of reaction kinetics. Linear sweep voltammetry of the reversible ferrocene redox couple is presented as a demonstration, showing the characteristic anodic peak and dependence on parameters like concentration and scan rate. The technique has various applications in areas like analytical chemistry, sensor development, and battery research.
Assigment 02 Linear Sweep Voltametry (Qamir Ullah FA22-R06-050).pdf
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Assigment 02 Linear Sweep Voltametry (Qamir Ullah FA22-R06-050).pdf