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Calibration of electrodiffusion friction probes using a voltage-step transient

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Voltage-step transient experiments are used to calibrate electrodiffusion (ED) friction probes. The approach is demonstrated on the probes in high-speed rotating impellers. This calibration has shown that shear rates as high as 106s-1 can be measured reliably using 0.5mm Pt working electrodes in ferro/ferricyanide aqueous solutions. The complete transient calibration experiment provides sufficient information about the dynamics of ED friction probes.

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Sobolik, V., Tihon, J., Wein, O. et al. Calibration of electrodiffusion friction probes using a voltage-step transient. Journal of Applied Electrochemistry 28, 329–335 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1003224018571

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