What is iR drop in Electrochemistry
Hey Folks in this video we will be talking about what is iR drop, sometimes called Ohmic drop or voltage drop. iR drop tends to cause problems in electrochemistry experiments, most noticeably cyclic voltammetry, and is the result of solution resistance between the working and reference electrode. How a Potentiostat Works • What is a potentiostat and how does it work? How to Measure the Solution Resistance • How to measure solution resistance Time stamps: 00:00 - Intro 01:10 - What is iR drop? 05:09 - How to Fix iR drop 06:32 - How a Potentiostat compensates for iR drop 10:13 - Why large peak splitting in CV with iR drop 11:50 - You need the solution resistance to use iR compensation

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