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Im not that familiar with electrochemistry.
You have some liquid solution with some concentration of ions, a reference electrode and a sacrifical electrode. You apply a potential with some feedback to control the potential environment of the liquid in the cell.
Roughly?
Can you do this with organic, nonpolar solvents? Does this change the kind of ions you use?
Are there other considerations? Thanks.
You have some liquid solution with some concentration of ions, a reference electrode and a sacrifical electrode. You apply a potential with some feedback to control the potential environment of the liquid in the cell.
Roughly?
Can you do this with organic, nonpolar solvents? Does this change the kind of ions you use?
Are there other considerations? Thanks.