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Fethi BEDIOUI: Engineer ENSCP (École Nationale Supérieure de Chimie de Paris) - Doctor of Science - Director of Research, CNRS
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The fundamental characteristics of an electrochemical reaction can be determined by measuring variations in current as a function of the potential applied to the terminals of an electrolytic cell. Experimental determination of the relationship between current and electrode potential results in figures called voltammograms. This is the subject of voltammetry.
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thermodynamic study of reactions in solution ;
the kinetic study of reaction mechanisms coupled with electron transfer;
the study of adsorption phenomena.
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The author dedicates this dossier to Professor Bernard Trémillon in recognition of his contribution to the progress of analytical electrochemistry.
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