1970
DOI: 10.1016/s0022-0728(70)80215-7
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A study of the calomel reference electrode in propylene carbonate

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“…They determined an exchange current density in 0.1 AT lithium perchlorate of 20 µ cm-*, which means that an electrode area of greater than 10 cm* is required for twoelectrode polarography. Finally, Fried and Barak (119) have compared all six of the propylene carbonate electrodes suggested to date. They conclude that the best system is a calomel-tetraethylammonium chloride couple.…”
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“…They determined an exchange current density in 0.1 AT lithium perchlorate of 20 µ cm-*, which means that an electrode area of greater than 10 cm* is required for twoelectrode polarography. Finally, Fried and Barak (119) have compared all six of the propylene carbonate electrodes suggested to date. They conclude that the best system is a calomel-tetraethylammonium chloride couple.…”
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