Tubular Band Microelectrode. I. Design and Electrochemical Behavior
作者： Horacio R. Corti , Darío L. Goldfurb , Martin Scalabrini Ortiz , Jorge F. Magallanes
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摘要: The effect of supporting electrolyte concentration and sample flow rate on the electrochemical behavior a tubular band microelectrode was studied compared to results obtained by simulation. conditions for current be independent hydrodynamic are established. experimental those digital simulation based explicit hopscotch method. These calculated also microband infinite planar geometries. It concluded that this very rapidly reaches stationary state, providing stable fast response changes in solution, as is required analytical purposes.
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