Scanning electrochemical microscopy: a new way of making electrochemical experiments |
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| Authors: | G Nagy L Nagy |
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| Institution: | Dept. of General and Physical Chemistry, Janus Pannonius University, Pécs Ifjusag u.6., Hungary H-7624, HU
Chemical Sensors Research Group of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest Nador u.7, Hungary H-1051, HU
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| Abstract: | A short review is given on scanning electrochemical microscopy (SECM). The historic background of the technique is briefly summarized and the basic principles outlined. The three different directions of its use: chemical microscopic imaging, the measuring of physicochemical constants and coefficients, and use as a micromachining tool are briefly discussed. The general built-up of the SECM apparatus is described. Preparation and use of several different measuring tips are introduced. A few examples are given of the application of SECM measurement in different studies. |
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