Yes, you can. See the instrument manual of the 797 VA Computrace instrument for details.http://www.metrohm.com/com/Support/Technical_Documents/Instruments.html?identifier=87978002&language=en&name=87978002

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Markus

Ofcourse, you can make DPVoltammetry on any static electrode (solid or liquid). Also, you can run DPPolarography, in such case you must synchronize the dropping time with the pulsed potential applied. Most of the electrochemical stations have implement both techniques.

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Yes, there is no reason avoiding the use of mercury as electrode in DPV... unless the fact that it is poissonous!

You may consider to use the mercury film electrode as a non-toxic and more sensitive alternative.

Mila,

Why do you consider mercury film as non-toxic?