In literature, there is an experiment that the applied apotential between the working electrode and a saturated calomel electrode
(SCE) is set between -0.5 to 1v. If I want to repeat the experiment with Ag/Agcl as a reference electrode, how can I convert the applied potential?
diffrenec between SCE potential and Ag/AgCl potential is (0.241-0.199=0.042) almost 42 mV. (depending upon the concentration of electrolyte in reference electrode). So you can simply minus 42 mV from each side of potential window.
In addition to the website provided by the other researchers, please see below
Ag/AgCl, KCl (3M) 0.210V (vs. NHE) -0.032V (vs. SCE)
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