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The main focus of this textbook is on redox measurements using Pt-electrodes. The following chapter is about the calculation of EH or pε using analytical data of redox couples instead of direct measurements with electrodes. This approach is immediately derived from the Nernst equation as discussed in Chapter 1 which relates the redox potential to the ratio of an oxidised to a reduced species, i.e.
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Rüde, T.R., Wohnlich, S. (2000). The Couple As(V) — As(III) as a Redox Indicator. In: Schüring, J., Schulz, H.D., Fischer, W.R., Böttcher, J., Duijnisveld, W.H.M. (eds) Redox. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-04080-5_6
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