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Admittance Spectroscopy is a very powerful technique for determining dielectrical properties of a given material. It can be applied in a variety of different scientific fields and the material under study may be a solid or a liquid. The technique has not only been used for measuring fundamental properties but also for monitoring purposes, e.g. electrolytical processes in batteries [1], fouling phenomena of proteins [2], thin film growth [3] and for biosensor applications [4–6].
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Montelius, L., Tegenfeldt, J.O., Ling, T.G.I. (1995). A Nanosensor for Admittance Spectroscopy. In: Welland, M.E., Gimzewski, J.K. (eds) Ultimate Limits of Fabrication and Measurement. NATO ASI Series, vol 292. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-0041-0_15
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