In voltammetry, the _____ is fixed throughout analysis?
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- A. Current
- B. None of these
- C. Concentration
- D. Potential difference
Correct answer
Potential difference
Explanation
Explanation In voltammetry , the potential difference (voltage) is controlled and varied while measuring the resulting current. This technique helps analyze redox reactions and detect specific ions or compounds in a solution.
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