Electrode Fouling is the undesirable accumulation of chemically adsorbed species or reaction byproducts on the surface of a working electrode that degrades its electrochemical performance by altering electron transfer kinetics and reducing analytical sensitivity and reproducibility.
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Electrode Poisoning
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Fouling in reverse electrodialysis under natural conditions
David A. Vermaas, Damnearn Kunteng, Michel Saakes et al. · Water Research · 2012 · 266 citations
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