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Modelling of cyclic voltammograms for two-step metal deposition on an inert electrode with adsorption

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Chromium deposition on an inert electrode is a complex process. To gain a better understanding of phenomena involved in multistep reactions we have studied such a mechanism and developed Voltasim, a new software that simulates cyclic voltammograms for a two-step metal deposition with adsorption. In addition, Voltasim is suitable for either reversible or quasi-reversible or irreversible reactions. The software was validated with experimental results obtained for the chromium deposition case. Data fitting was achieved using a screening design of experiments involving 12␣parameters.

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Martinet, S., Bouteillon, J. & Caire, J.P. Modelling of cyclic voltammograms for two-step metal deposition on an inert electrode with adsorption. Journal of Applied Electrochemistry 28, 819–825 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1003424123260

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