The best video on the topic I have ever seen! Clear explanation, bright colors and, I would say, awesome teaching skills :) This is an excellent way chemistry science should look!
Having tha cushion under the Voltammperometer is very clever! When I used the one in my university the results were all messed up because of people pounding the table lol Very demostrative video btw :]
The best video on the topic I have ever seen! Clear explanation, bright colors and, I would say, awesome teaching skills :) This is an excellent way chemistry science should look!
great camera, great shots, clear speaking, clear demonstrative video! Awesome thanks!
Nice instrumental demonstration, it is very good video for me
Having tha cushion under the Voltammperometer is very clever! When I used the one in my university the results were all messed up because of people pounding the table lol Very demostrative video btw :]
You lab is very clean and tidy. I'm assuming it's just for the video, though.
thanks a lot .very good video
Yes, that one drop of mercury separated by two layers of glass must be quite dangerous indeed!
I know this is super old video, but no you will get contamination even with filtered sterile tip.
Hello, How do I use the Glassy Carbon electrode as a working
differential pulse anodic stripping voltammetry
you're pretty ^__^
It would seem as though the voltages are the unique identifiers for each metal, not the current. Does this make sense to all?
Nobody noticed an improper pipetting? 😂
cool
how you export the data into excell?