far·a·da·ic (f r  -d   k)adj. Variant of faradic. |
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When a stepped current is applied to a conductive solution, the total current that flows is the sum of the current flow due to capacitive charging currents and ionic flow as well as the faradaic current that occurs due to any redox electrochemical reactions that take place. |
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