• Considering the electrochemical step-up restrictions of Potentiostat/Galvanostat voltage and current ranges, it should be chosen within the instrument range.
  • Ensure that the potential window covers the whole redox process of interest.
  • When selecting a potential range, remember the reference electrode potential because electrode-to-electrode potential ranges differ.
  • The chosen electrolyte must be compatible with the material’s potential range, certain electrolytes may be restricted by overlapping potentials.
  • To determine the material’s potential limit, perform a CV experiment on the selected electroactive material in the range of maximum and minimum potentials.
  • Do some literature research and find the appropriate paper similar to the working material.