Random fluctuations of the electrical quantities (electrode potential and cell current) in electrochemical systems, are commonly referred to as electrochemical noise. The paper describes the experimental methods and uses of the analysis of electrochemical noise, with particular emphasis to corrosion applications.

Subject
Pits, Circuits, Voltage, Noise measurements, Corrosion currents, Electrochemical noise, Instrumentation, Open circuits, Resistors, Pitting, Electrodes, Concentration cells, Electrode potential
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1989
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