voltammetry
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/voʊl'tæmɪtrɪ/
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/vəʊl'tæmɪtrɪ/
A method in chemistry that measures the electrical current to learn about the behavior of substances that can conduct electricity.
Using voltammetry, scientists can study how different chemicals react in a solution.
溶出電位法を使用することで、科学者は異なる化学物質が溶液内でどのように反応するかを研究することができます。
A way to find out how much of a substance is in a solution by looking at the electricity it makes during a reaction.
The scientist used voltammetry to find out how much metal was in the water sample.
科学者は溶出電位法を使用して、水のサンプルに含まれる金属の量を調べました。