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The Applications and Technical Notes below cover, broadly, "electrochemistry" from what a potentiostat is to advanced physical electrochemistry techniques.  Click on a link below to download the PDF version of the Application or Technical Note.

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Square-wave Voltammetry

Posted by gamry on May 28, 2019

IntroductionAmong the many electrochemical techniques available in Gamry Instruments’ Framework™ software is square-wave voltammetry, a form of pulse voltammetry.

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Integrating Cyclic Voltammetry: How and Why

Posted by gamry on April 15, 2019

Cyclic voltammetry (CV) is a useful technique for extracting qualitative kinetic data from an electrochemical reaction.

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Dye Solar Cells – Part 3: IMPS and IMVS Measurements

Posted by gamry on July 24, 2015

Purpose of This NoteThis application note is part of a series of notes concerning dye solar cells.

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Dye Solar Cells – Part 2: Impedance Measurements

Posted by gamry on June 16, 2015

Purpose of This NoteThis application note is part of a series concerning dye solar cells.

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DSSC: Dye Sensitized Solar Cells

Posted by gamry on February 26, 2015

Basic Principles and MeasurementsPurpose of This NoteThis application note is part of a series concerning dye solar cells.

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Spectroelectrochemistry – Part 2: Experiments and Data evaluation

Posted by gamry on August 2, 2013

Purpose of This NoteThis application note is part 2 of a series of notes introducing Gamry’s spectroelectrochemistry system.

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Spectroelectrochemistry – Part 1: Getting started

Posted by gamry on August 2, 2013

Purpose of This NoteThis application note is part 1 of a series of notes introducing Gamry’s spectroelectrochemistry system.

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Measuring Surface Related Currents using Digital Staircase Voltammetry

Posted by gamry on July 26, 2013

IntroductionCyclic Voltammetry (CV) is inarguably the most popular electrochemical technique. It owes its well-deserved reputation to its ability to deduce reaction mechanisms with relatively low-cost equipment and quick experimentation.

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