Abstract
AbstractParticle‐impact electrochemistry is employed to study spherical polyethylene microparticles suspended in an aqueous solution. This electrochemical method detects polyethylene microparticles impacting on a carbon fiber electrode generating a transient current response or “spike”. We interpret the physio‐chemical origin of the spikes and accurately identify particle size distributions and concentrations for microparticles of sizes 1–10 μm.
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