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Anodic Stripping Voltammetry Using a Vibrating Electrode by Chapman, Conrad S., van den Berg, Constant M. G.

“…This work proposes a vibrating microwire electrode as working electrode in stripping voltammetry. The vibration was found to maintain a constant and thin (1–2…”
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Benthic fluxes of copper, complexing ligands and thiol compounds in shallow lagoon waters by Chapman, Conrad S., Capodaglio, Gabriele, Turetta, Clara, Berg, Constant M.G. van den

“…Benthic fluxes of copper, copper complexing ligands and thiol compounds in the shallow waters of Venice Lagoon (Italy) were determined using benthic chambers…”
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Determination of Lead and Cadmium in Sea- and Freshwater by Anodic Stripping Voltammetry with a Vibrating Bismuth Electrode by Bi, Zhaoshun, Chapman, Conrad S., Salaün, Pascal, van den Berg, Constant M. G.

“…A solid, bismuth (Bi), disk, electrode is used to determine lead (Pb) in natural waters including seawater. The diffusion layer thickness was lowered from 93…”
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Apparatus for in situ monitoring of copper in coastal waters by Chapman, Conrad S, Cooke, Richard D, Salaün, Pascal, van den Berg, Constant M G

“…Apparatus is designed and tested to determine metals in situ in seawater. Voltammetry with a vibrating gold microwire electrode (VGME) is combined with a…”
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Microbenthic Chamber with Microelectrode for In-Situ Determination of Fluxes of Dissolved S(−II), I-, O2, Mn, and Fe by Chapman, Conrad S, van den Berg, Constant M. G

“…A 2-mL microbenthic chamber was fitted with a microelectrode for the in-situ determination of benthic fluxes of S(−II), I-, O2, Mn(II), and Fe(II). Detection…”
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Microbenthic Chamber with Microelectrode for In-Situ Determination of Fluxes of Dissolved S(−II), I - , O 2 , Mn, and Fe by Chapman, Conrad S., van den Berg, Constant M. G.

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