Hi,
I am novice in this field. I never done Cyclic Voltammetry but I have a high temperature material which become liquid form at high temperature need to CV. For doing the CV for this material I have confusion and that is,
At room temperature my material is crystal and I can make coin cell with carbon based electrodes but at high temperature this material become liquid, so I am afraid then both of electrode might touch and my circuit become short. Can any of you give any idea how to do CV of this types of materials or any paper you can suggest me.
I have two problems if I summarize
1. Materials needs to go at high temperature.
2. At high temperature temperature it become liquid form.
please help me.
Trivial proposal
Perhaps you should try deposited your material onto a substrate? Apply electrical contacts to the substrate before depositing the material. On a wettable substrate, the material will not into balls after melting. It is possible to remain on the electrodes. When melted on non-wettable substrates, the material gathers into balls. But in any case, the electrodes deposited on the substrate will not move
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