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Q1. Throughout voltage clamp analysis when an electrode is fully submerged in a bath that is very deep, it becomes much harder to adequately compensate for electrode capacitance.
A. How do you describe this?
B. Assume you applied a layer of wax to the outside of the electrode so that all but the tip was coated. How would this affect the capacitance of the electrode? (Look up how capacitance relates to the composition and geometry of the capacitor.) Would this make balancing the bridge easier or harder?
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The client tells nurse that he does not understand what that means. How would nurse explain this in terms the client would understand.
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