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Electrochemical testing - part 3- What does an ammeter do?

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 Electrochemical testing - 3 - Ammeter

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Tafel polarization is a potentiodynamic test, where the potential is changed at a certain mV/time rate.


The changes in the current flow occurring due to the potential change are measured using the ammeter.

The ammeter is connected between the working electrode and the counter electrode.

It is NOT connected to the reference electrode in any way.

Check out the video for a detailed explanation



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PART 1
PART 2

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