Electrochemical cells are constructed using different electrodes in Fe^ 2+ /Fe^ 3+ (1M)[ electrolyte as shown in the figure below. Draw the Cyclic Voltammogram in a voltage range of 0-0.8V and describe the current contributions in cyclic voltammogram from each of the following electrodes:

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Electrochemical cells are constructed using different electrodes in Fe^ 2+ /Fe^ 3+ (1M)[ electrolyte as shown in the figure below. Draw the Cyclic Voltammogram in a voltage range of 0-0.8V and describe the current contributions in cyclic voltammogram from each of the following electrodes: (a) Au electrode (b) Effect of change hydrocarbon chain length in Self-assembled Monolayers (Example R = 4 and 10 carbon) on Au electrode (c) Functionalized SAM
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