Episode 3: Marco and the old lab notebook

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Episode 3: Marco and the old lab notebook - In this episode Alex and Neil discuss grad student Marco who is great at organic and inorganic synthesis, but now needs to do some cyclic voltammetry experiment to test the electrocatalytic activity. Marco is new to electrochemistry and it's not in his usual wheelhouse of chemical techniques. Marco found an old lab notebook that included notes on how to perform a cyclic voltammetry experiment with the lab's potentiostat. However, after following the instructions the potentiostat wasn't performing the experiments he requested. We'll discuss what could be causing Marco's issue and we'll finish up the podcast with a fun game of two truths and a lie (electrochemistry edition)!
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