Some regularities of metal anodic dissolution in voltammetry with pressed two-electrode cell

Mathematical expressions for the distribution of ion concentration of anode-solving metal in the near-electrode layer of a solution for the conditions of a clamp-type two-electrode electrolytic cell have been obtained. A possibility is shown of theoretical calculation of critical parameters of polarographic curves measured during operation according to the given technique. The obtained dependences are suggested to be taken as the basis in the choice of the optimum polarization conditions of the working electrode for determining the thickness of metal coatings using voltametry method. The calculated results have been experimentally tested on the example of anode dissolution of copper, cadmium and silver in the clamp-type cell. 1MNaSO4 (for Cu and Cd), 2MNH4F (for silver) at I=2.5 mA served as background electrolytes