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Potentiostatic Current-to-Electrochemiluminescence Conversion for Real Time Detection of Low-Intensity Faradaic Events: Application to Nano-Impact Electrochemistry
We present an original opto-electrochemical approach for the real-time conversion of low faradaic currents into electrochemiluminescence (ECL) signals. Under potentiostatic control, the electrochemical reaction of interest occurs at a working ultramicroelectrode (UME), while a second UME, used as a
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