Finding Ipc of Voltammgram - Cyclic Voltammetry

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To find the Ipc (cathodic peak current) from a voltammogram, one must identify the maximum point of the peak on the current vs. potential graph. This involves analyzing the data, typically arranged in columns, to pinpoint the peak current value accurately. Using Excel can facilitate this process by allowing for data manipulation and peak identification through graphing functions. The discussion emphasizes that finding Ipc is closely related to determining the maximum point of the peak. Accurate identification of these values is crucial for proper analysis in cyclic voltammetry.
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I have a voltammegram (graph of potential vs current) and I want to find the Ipc of it. I'm not really sure how..is there a way to find it accurately or do i just have to estimate?
 
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Is this related to your Excel graph question?
 
yes... but the other question is finding the maximum point of the peak, this is about finding the Ipc...
I just want to know how you would find Ipc and the maximum point of any voltammegram

thanks!
 
that is using excel...
 
Its the same question. Is the data arranged in a column??
 
yes.. it is in columns too..
 
ignore this question, basically asking the same thing as the other one
 
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