Lecture

Measuring Biopotentials: Electrode Interface

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Description

This lecture covers the electrode-electrolyte interface in measuring biopotentials, including the redox reactions, half-cell potential, and the use of a hydrogen electrode as a reference. It explains the creation of a double charged layer and the importance of measuring the potential between different electrodes.

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Physical chemistry: Electrochemistry

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