I have access to a device that only has the LSV technique in its software. I think it is possible to take a CV test with this device, because by defining two consecutive LSV tests, one should have a CV. It should be true in theory, but is it true in practice?
Thanks in advance for your answers
Dear Fatemeh Shekofteh , the Figure 1 of the following article explains the difference between LSV and CV https://www.biologic.net/topics/what-is-cv-a-comprehensive-guide-to-cyclic-voltammetry/.
I confirm that by setting consecutive LSVs you can obtain a CV, even though it is not convenient. Best regards, Nicolas
Hi dear friend
LSV can be defined as a CV without return.
Depending on the type of electrode material and the oxidation and reduction potentials as well as the potential range defined in your system, you can conjure up a CV.