Consider the following mechanism: A + e kf B C B C+eD E- = -0.2 V vs SHE EO 0.6 V vs SHE Now answer the following questions: (a) What would you expect voltammetry of a solution of C to yield? Sketch CVs at various sweep rates, labeling the fastest and slowest scans. (b) What would you expect voltammetry of a solution of A to yield? Sketch CVs at various sweep rates, labeling the fastest and slowest scans.

Consider the following mechanism: A + e kf B C B C+eD E- = -0.2 V vs SHE EO 0.6 V vs SHE Now answer the following questions: (a) What would you expect voltammetry of a solution of C to yield? Sketch CVs at various sweep rates, labeling the fastest and slowest scans. (b) What would you expect voltammetry of a solution of A to yield? Sketch CVs at various sweep rates, labeling the fastest and slowest scans.

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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Chapter25: Voltammetry

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