We have examined the nature of the diffusion processes and determined the transient current characteristics of membrane-covered Clark-type oxygen sensors by solving the axially symmetric two-dimensional diffusion equation. Correction for a singularity at the edge of the cathode allows us to achieve a numerical solution which we demonstrate to be accurate to 1%. Earlier one-dimensional theories based on linear or hemispherical diffusion are shown to be grossly inadequate for predicting the variation in behaviour with cathode radius and electrolyte layer thickness. The calculated depletion patterns give insight into the ways in which
Using the well-known Cottrell asymptote, voltage-step transient experiment could provide data on bul...
A powerful theoretical approach to solve electrochemical reaction-diffusion problems with fast homog...
A mathematical model to simulate the electrochemical impedance spectrum in the frequency domain and ...
The transient response of the limiting current oxygen sensors following step changes in gas composit...
Explicit analytical expressions for the diffusion layer thicknesses of disk and band electrodes of a...
International audienceFirst, a theoretical expression of diffusion layer thickness is derived for si...
AbstractA physicochemical model of the I(V) response of amperometric oxygen sensors based in ion con...
The purpose of this thesis is to determine the most effective parallel algorithm for the solution of...
Transient mode dissolved oxygen measurement has been studied using a specially constructed galvanic ...
The transient current–potential response of the enzyme-catalyzed oxygen reduction reaction in biofue...
Disposable transcutaneous oxygen sensors have been designed and implemented employing screen-printin...
A key concept underpinning electrochemical science is that of the diffusion layer - the zone of depl...
International audienceIn Randles circuit, the oxygen diffusion impedance connects in series with the...
The reaction-diffusion and diffusion equations were applied for modelling of some processes in bioch...
Membrane covered oxygen sensors, or Clark electrodes, are used for monitoring the concentration of o...
Using the well-known Cottrell asymptote, voltage-step transient experiment could provide data on bul...
A powerful theoretical approach to solve electrochemical reaction-diffusion problems with fast homog...
A mathematical model to simulate the electrochemical impedance spectrum in the frequency domain and ...
The transient response of the limiting current oxygen sensors following step changes in gas composit...
Explicit analytical expressions for the diffusion layer thicknesses of disk and band electrodes of a...
International audienceFirst, a theoretical expression of diffusion layer thickness is derived for si...
AbstractA physicochemical model of the I(V) response of amperometric oxygen sensors based in ion con...
The purpose of this thesis is to determine the most effective parallel algorithm for the solution of...
Transient mode dissolved oxygen measurement has been studied using a specially constructed galvanic ...
The transient current–potential response of the enzyme-catalyzed oxygen reduction reaction in biofue...
Disposable transcutaneous oxygen sensors have been designed and implemented employing screen-printin...
A key concept underpinning electrochemical science is that of the diffusion layer - the zone of depl...
International audienceIn Randles circuit, the oxygen diffusion impedance connects in series with the...
The reaction-diffusion and diffusion equations were applied for modelling of some processes in bioch...
Membrane covered oxygen sensors, or Clark electrodes, are used for monitoring the concentration of o...
Using the well-known Cottrell asymptote, voltage-step transient experiment could provide data on bul...
A powerful theoretical approach to solve electrochemical reaction-diffusion problems with fast homog...
A mathematical model to simulate the electrochemical impedance spectrum in the frequency domain and ...