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What is electrochemical reversibility?

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Electrochemical reversibility is defined as the charge transfer by mass transfer ratio and is depend on scan rate.
The transfer of charge is much faster than that of mass transfer.
Electrochemically reversible reaction have “duck curve” like graph.

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