A solid-state microelectrode is used in situ to measure porewater profiles of dissolved O2, Mn, Fe, and sulfide at submillimeter resolution by voltametric techniques in a single voltage scan. The voltametric sensor was positioned with microprofiling instrumentation mounted on a small remote-operated vehicle (ROV). This instrumentation and the sensor were controlled and monitored in real-time from an anchored research vessel at the study site. Single analyte O2, pH, and resistivity microsensors were operated alongside the voltametric sensor.
In situ measurement of porewater using microelectrodes from ROVs
Sea Technology ; 40 , 2
1999
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English
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