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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?
Finding Ipc of Voltammgram - Cyclic Voltammetry
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Is this related to your Excel graph question?
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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!
I just want to know how you would find Ipc and the maximum point of any voltammegram
thanks!
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that is using excel...
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Its the same question. Is the data arranged in a column??
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yes.. it is in columns too..
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ignore this question, basically asking the same thing as the other one
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