Célula de medida de viscosidade de líquidos

O objetivo deste trabalho é o projeto, construção e teste de um sistema que permita a medida de viscosidade de líquidos utilizando o método do fio vibrante em regime livre. A principal contribuição original deste trabalho é o modo de controlo do estímulo e aquisição de sinal no contexto da medição de viscosidade, utilizando uma interface gráfica (GUI) onde o utilizador pode controlar o estímulo e a taxa de aquisição do sensor. A Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) é utilizada para controlar e sincronizar todo o sistema e fazer a ligação entre a interface gráfica e o hardware desenvolvido para condicionar o sinal de estímulo do fio vibrante e de resposta do fio vibrante. A amplitude eficaz máxima de corrente a estimular o fio vibrante permite utilizar fios vibrantes com um diâmetro maior e efetuar medições em líquidos mais viscosos. Utilizando o protótipo desenvolvido para adquirir a resposta do fio vibrante fez-se o ajuste dos pontos experimentais à equação que descreve o comportamento teórico da resposta do fio vibrante, obtendo-se valores de frequência e amortecimento da resposta do fio vibrante com um desvio padrão de e respetivamente, permitindo assim calcular a viscosidade do líquido em estudo.

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On the steady-state assumption and its application to the rotating disk voltammetry of adsorbed enzymes

Rotating disk voltammetry is routinely used to study electrochemically driven enzyme catalysis because of the assumption that the method produces a steady-state system. This assumption is based on the sigmoidal shape of the voltammograms. We have introduced an electrochemical adaptation of the King-Altman method to simulate voltammograms in which the enzyme catalysis, within an immobilized enzyme layer, is steadystate. This method is readily adaptable to any mechanism and provides a readily programmable means of obtaining closed form analytical equations for a steady-state system. The steady-state simulations are compared to fully implicit finite difference (FIFD) simulations carried out without any steady-state assumptions. On the basis of our simulations, we conclude that, under typical experimental conditions, steady-state enzyme catalysis is unlikely to occur within electrode-immobilized enzyme layers and that typically sigmoidal rotating disk voltammograms merely reflect a mass transfer steady state as opposed to a true steady state of enzyme intermediates at each potential.