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...f electrical field induced by the distant grounded [[electrode]]s (current electrodes). ...des which are connected to a current source; ''N'' and ''M'' are potential electrodes which are used for the voltage measurements. As source, the direct current ...

...first2=Cristina |last3=Ariño Miquel |first3=Esteban |title=Antimony- based electrodes for analytical determinations |journal=Trends in Analytical Chemistry |date Antimony electrodes are available commercially. They can be employed with solutions containing ...

===Two electrodes=== ...rete electrical resistance can be measured by applying a current using two electrodes attached to the ends of a uniform cross-section specimen. Electrical resis ...

...ations. The potential increases with increasing [[current density]] at the electrodes. The measurement of equilibrium potentials is therefore possible without po [[Category:Electrodes]] ...

...[[three phase electric power]] to heat the subsurface with [[electrode]]s. Electrodes are placed at various depths and locations in the formation. [[Electric cur ...P is heat transfer due to [[convection]]. Water injected around the ET-DSP electrodes is heated and flows radially toward the vacuum extraction wells heating the ...

...ter which time an increase in silver ions will be detected at the detector electrodes.{{sfn|Lee|2009|p=24}} This time, <math>t_u</math>, is the titration time of ...microelectrodes, activating a [[switch]] that shuts off power to the main electrodes and the timer, terminating the measurement.{{sfn|Varcoe|2001|p=14-2}} The d ...

[[Image:4-electrodes cell.png|center]] ...des are used to control the polarisation of the interface, and two counter electrodes made of noble metals are used to pass the current. The aqueous supporting e ...

...[Double layer (surface science)|double layer]] of the regions from the two electrodes is overlapped, forming a large [[electric field]] uniformly distributed ins ...ence)|double layer]] region). The potential in bulk solution (far from the electrodes) does not change too much, meaning that there is nearly zero [[electric fie ...

...cessed, anodized [[Sintering|sintered]] tantalum-tantalum pentoxide pellet electrodes of 1&nbsp;mm in diameter, or iridium penetrating microelectrodes of 6500&nb ...eural damage induced by electrical stimulation with faradaic and capacitor electrodes|journal= Annals of Biomedical Engineering|volume= 16|issue= 5|pages= 463–81 ...

Every capacitor has two electrodes, mechanically separated by a separator. These are electrically connected vi ...;nm, and mainly depends on the electron density because the atoms in solid electrodes are stationary. In the electrolyte, the thickness depends on the size of th ...

...asured within the sheet by applying a voltmeter probe (relative to a known electrodes) or current flows may be measured. As the sheet's resistivity is constant, ...w tray of [[copper sulphate]] solution was used as the medium, with copper electrodes at each side. Barriers within the model could be sculpted from wax. Being a ...

...ing fluid, flow through a nanoconstriction, and are sensed electrically by electrodes placed on either side of the nanoconstriction.]] ...current, resulting in an increase in the [[voltage drop]] between the two electrodes. In other words, the particle causes a change in the [[electrical resistanc ...

...CO), and other [[hemodynamic]] parameters through the use of 4 surface ECG electrodes. Electrical cardiometry is a method trademarked by Cardiotronic, Inc., and * The method of electrical cardiometry requires the use of 4 ECG electrodes, 2 attached to the left side of the neck and 2 attached at the lower thorax ...

When an electric field is applied to the fluid (usually via electrodes placed at inlets and outlets), the net charge in the electrical double laye ...is applied between the source and destination vials and is supplied to the electrodes by the high-voltage power supply. The analytes separate as they migrate due ...

...ixtures. This spark plug is called ''prechamber spark plug''. The ignition electrodes of this spark plug are housed in a perforated enclosure, the ''prechamber'' ...

...rate an electric field, the potential difference between any pair of inner electrodes is inversely proportional to the amount of conductive material at that site ...s the applied current divided by the voltage measured between two adjacent electrodes. ...

...imensional array of electrodes for droplet actuation. The large number of electrodes leads to complexity for both control and packaging of these chips, especial ...mechanism provides a solution to the size limitation of physical pixilated electrodes by utilizing dynamic and reconfigurable optical patterns and enables operat ...

...ntration is maintained during charge-discharge cycles. In case of [[porous electrodes]] a more complete utilization of solid electroactive materials at high curr ...rf method'' is based on measurements of ion concentration changes near the electrodes. The ''moving boundary method'' involves measuring the speed of displacemen ...

...des over the surface of a quartz (or glass) tube. The distance between the electrodes is such that a spontaneous discharge does not occur. To start the discharge ...

...er is used to measure the electromotive force or potential between the two electrodes when zero or no significant current flows between them. The potentiometric ...ntial is applied across the electrodes, causing a current flow between the electrodes. During a biorecognition event the ionic composition changes, using an ohmm ...