What does voltammetry mean?

Q: What does voltammetry mean?

n. A method in chemistry that measures the electrical current to learn about the behavior of substances that can conduct electricity.; A way to find out how much of a substance is in a solution by looking at the electricity it makes during a reaction.

voltammetry

🇺🇸 /voʊl'tæmɪtrɪ/ 🇬🇧 /vəʊl'tæmɪtrɪ/

Frequency

Difficulty

Tags RARE

noun

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.

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.

translation

A method in chemistry that measures the electrical current to learn about the behavior of substances that can conduct electricity.; A way to find out how much of a substance is in a solution by looking at the electricity it makes during a reaction.