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To evaluate the design, mass transport characteristics, and analytical performance of a tubular platinum electrode in continuous flowing solutions.

December 1, 1963Analytical Chemistry

The Tubular Platinum Electrode.

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WBW. J. BlaedelCircle (United States)COCarter L. OlsonUniversity of Minnesota LSL R SharmaSaint Joseph's College

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Experimental study characterizes tubular platinum electrode behavior in flowing streams, indicating enhanced utility for continuous electrochemical analysis.

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To evaluate the design, mass transport characteristics, and analytical performance of a tubular platinum electrode in continuous flowing solutions.
Constructed tubular platinum electrode assemblies integrated into hydrodynamic flow systems.
Evaluated current-voltage relationships and hydrodynamic response profiles during electrochemical reactions under controlled flow conditions.
Characterized the electrochemical behavior and mass transfer dynamics of flowing solutions within the cylindrical platinum geometry.
Demonstrated steady-state current responses suitable for continuous monitoring in analytical applications.

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Blaedel et al. (1963) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a83d44aa3cef8348e997545 https://doi.org/10.1021/ac60206a034

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Experimental study characterizes tubular platinum electrode behavior in flowing streams, indicating enhanced utility for continuous electrochemical analysis.

The Tubular Platinum Electrode.

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