Explain why narrower stripping waves are obtained at a mercury film electrode (MFE) than at an...
- Explain why narrower stripping waves are obtained at a mercury film electrode (MFE) than at an HMDE.
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Narrower stripping waves are obtained at the Mercury film electrode (MFE) than at HMDE because the Mercury film electrodes h(MFE)l surface to volume ratio than hanging Mercury drop electrodes (HMDE).
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