Newsletter September 2024
Scanning Electrochemical Microscopy (SECM) for insights on water-splitting electrocatalysts
NScanning Electrochemical Microscopy (SECM) is a versatile analytical technique that combines high spatial resolution with electrochemical measurements, enabling detailed investigation of electrochemical processes at interfaces and on surfaces. This application note outlines the principles, advantages, and case studies on the SECM technique using the AMETEK Princeton Applied Research systems.
Quantification of nickel electrodeposition using QCM 922A Quartz crystal microbalance
Nickel electrodeposition is widely favored for its versatility in both functional and decorative applications, providing corrosion resistance, enhanced durability, and aesthetic appeal across multiple industries. This application note outlines the procedure for quantifying nickel electrodeposition using the QCM 922A Quartz Crystal Microbalance from AMETEK Princeton Applied Research Click to read the full a1ulication note.
