Three voltammetric signals
Cathodic current is drawn upward. A dropping-mercury polarogram gives a wave; cyclic voltammetry of a reversible couple gives a pair of peaks about 59 mV apart; differential pulse voltammetry gives one peak per analyte.
Cathodic current is drawn upward. A dropping-mercury polarogram gives a wave; cyclic voltammetry of a reversible couple gives a pair of peaks about 59 mV apart; differential pulse voltammetry gives one peak per analyte.