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August 17, 2025SensorsOpen Access

Long-Lifetime Ag/AgCl Electrodes Prepared by Pulse Current Electrodeposition for Chloride Monitoring in the Concrete Environment

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Ag/AgCl electrodes prepared with pulse current exhibited a lifetime of over 3500 hours in mortar, significantly improving chloride monitoring capabilities.
Nernst response and exchange current density were superior in electrodes from pulse current deposition compared to constant current counterparts.
The thickness of the AgCl films primarily determined the longevity of the electrodes in a concrete environment, impacting performance under chloride exposure.
Pulse current electrodeposition is an effective strategy for enhancing the properties of Ag/AgCl electrodes used in concrete applications.

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Pulse current electrodeposition enhances Ag/AgCl electrode longevity and chloride detection in concrete structures.

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