What type of plot is shown below?1200100008000B.0004.0002000O 000010.020.030.0400a. Cyclic Voltammetric Plotb. Potentiometric First Derivative PlotO c. Potentiometric Second Derivative PlotO d. Linear Sweep Voltammetric Plot

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What type of plot is shown below? 12 000 10 00- 8000 B000 4.000 - 2000 O 00 00 10.0 200 30.0 400 a. Cyclic Voltammetric Plot O b. Potentiometric First Derivative Plot c. Potentiometric Second Derivative Plot O d. Linear Sweep Voltammetric Plot

What type of plot is shown below? 12 000 10 00- 8000 B000 4.000 - 2000 O 00 00 10.0 200 30.0 400 a. Cyclic Voltammetric Plot O b. Potentiometric First Derivative Plot c. Potentiometric Second Derivative Plot O d. Linear Sweep Voltammetric Plot

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