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counter electrode was used. The Cole-Cole plot result is given by Figure 4.41. Pleskov
et al. [203], in the same year, researched the electrochemical behavior of DLC on p-type
silicon and glassy carbon substrate. From the electrochemical study, they proved that rea-
sonable admixture of Pt (10% platinum in DLC) made the film suitable for fabrication as
electrodes.
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