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General Questions and Answers / Question on current in different electrode
« on: October 24, 2012, 13:51 »
Dear QuantumWise staff:
i've read some paper about the effect of different electrode on the transport. For example: someone use Al for left electrode, and Au for right electrode.
for the different metal, their electrochemical potential is different, so, at the 0V, there may exists current. is that right? in atk, under 0V, there is no current, why
Regards
i've read some paper about the effect of different electrode on the transport. For example: someone use Al for left electrode, and Au for right electrode.
for the different metal, their electrochemical potential is different, so, at the 0V, there may exists current. is that right? in atk, under 0V, there is no current, why

Regards
