A mid-IR fiber-optic cable operating as a “dip” probe has been used to obtain IR spectra of electrolysis solutions. The probe is employed in conventional electrochemical cells to sample the bulk of solution before, during, and after electrolysis. Unlike other spectroelectrochemical methods, this technique requires no cell design compromises which diminish the accuracy of the electrochemical data.
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