An impedance spectrum of an electrochemical reaction could be modeled well by the equivalent circuit given below. The solution resistance was negligible, mass transfer was rapid, and there was not film formation on the surface.
If a mechanism is proposed to explain the results, what is the minimum number of adsorbed intermediate species necessary to model the data? __________

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An impedance spectrum of an electrochemical reaction could be modeled well by the equivalent circuit given below. The solution resistance was negligible, mass transfer was rapid, and there was not film formation on the surface.
  If a mechanism is proposed to explain the results, what is the minimum number of adsorbed intermediate species necessary to model the data? __________

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  If a mechanism is proposed to explain the results, what is the minimum number of adsorbed intermediate species necessary to model the data? __________

An Impedance Spectrum of an Electrochemical Reaction Could Be Modeled