conductive gel


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conductive gel

A gel applied to the body to reduce its impedance, thereby facilitating the delivery of an electric shock.
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Then those dangling wires are attached to my head along with a dab of conductive gel. The wires are a combination of electrodes to deliver the electrical stimulation and Near Infrared Spectroscopy (fNIRS) sensors to measure changes in oxygen levels in my brain.
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