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Main Authors: Huang, Weiguang, Henderson, T. L. E., Bond, A. M., Oldham, K. B.
Format: Preprint
Published: 2026
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2601.18808
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author Huang, Weiguang
Henderson, T. L. E.
Bond, A. M.
Oldham, K. B.
author_facet Huang, Weiguang
Henderson, T. L. E.
Bond, A. M.
Oldham, K. B.
contents A model is presented that is applicable to a wide range of peak-shaped voltammetric signals. It may be used, via curve-fitting, to resolve severely overlapped peaks, irrespective of the degree(s) of reversibility of the electrode processes. The resolution procedure has been thoroughly tested for several voltammetric and polarographic techniques (differential pulse, square wave and pseudo-derivative normal pulse), using reversible, quasireversible and irreversible electrochemical systems.
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spellingShingle Curve-Fitting to resolve overlapping voltammetric peaks: Model and examples
Huang, Weiguang
Henderson, T. L. E.
Bond, A. M.
Oldham, K. B.
Materials Science
Optimization and Control
A model is presented that is applicable to a wide range of peak-shaped voltammetric signals. It may be used, via curve-fitting, to resolve severely overlapped peaks, irrespective of the degree(s) of reversibility of the electrode processes. The resolution procedure has been thoroughly tested for several voltammetric and polarographic techniques (differential pulse, square wave and pseudo-derivative normal pulse), using reversible, quasireversible and irreversible electrochemical systems.
title Curve-Fitting to resolve overlapping voltammetric peaks: Model and examples
topic Materials Science
Optimization and Control
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2601.18808