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coulometry
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coulometry
[ko̅o̅lom′ətrē]
a type of electroanalytic chemistry in which a reagent generated at the surface of an electrode reacts with a substance to be measured. The substance, usually a metal ion, is measured in terms of the coulombs required for the reaction.


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