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This is a Livestream Q&A/Ask Us Anything for answering YOUR questions on YouTube. In this Q&A session we will answer your electrochemistry research questions LIVE, as well as any other questions related personal topics like careers, academia, industry, or life in general.

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Time stamps:
00:00 - Introduction
05:58 - Livestream starts
08:00 - How do you do automated iR corrections?
23:56 - Is electricity a wave or particle?
27:29 - How much iR compensation percentage is acceptable?
35:30 - Please explain fitting of different EIS models for circuit fitting. How do we know which model is best and why?
38:18 - In every different EIS circuit fitting model, why do I get different values for solution resistance, W, Rct, etc?
48:42 - I am interested to learn about hydrogen bonding
53:10 - Why do materials get oxidized or reduced at specific potentials in CV?
1:02:18 - Is it possible to make a perfect EDLC device with no faradaic current from processes like OER/HER?
1:09:26 - Can we rely on the counter electrode (cathode in an electrolyzer) as the reference electrode and obtain two electrode CV data? Is the voltage stable if both electrodes have the same geometric surface area?
1:23:11 - How does a p-n junction look in Mott-Schottky analysis?
1:41:23 - How do Latimer diagrams work?