Jan Vacek

Dr. Jan Vacek


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Academic Career Length

18Years (2009-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 November 2019 in Free Radical Biology and Medicine
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EHEva Heřmánková
Eva Heřmánková
MZMartina Zatloukalová
Martina Zatloukalová
MBMichal Biler
Michal Biler
RSRomana Sokolova
Romana Sokolova
MBMartina Bancířová
Martina Bancířová
JVJan Vacek
Jan Vacek

1 January 2016 in Free Radical Biology and Medicine
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MPMichaela Pyszková
Michaela Pyszková
MBMichal Biler
Michal Biler
DBDavid Biedermann
David Biedermann
Kateřina ValentováKateřina Valentová
Kateřina Valentová
MKMarek Kuzma
Marek Kuzma
JVJan Vacek
Jan Vacek

11 December 2014 in Chemistry – A European Journal
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JSJan Storch
Jan Storch
JŽJaroslav Žádný
Jaroslav Žádný
TSTomáš Strašák
Tomáš Strašák
MKMartin Kubala
Martin Kubala
JSJan Sykora
Jan Sykora
JVJan Vacek
Jan Vacek

1 February 2021 in Free Radical Biology and Medicine
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JVJan Vacek
Jan Vacek
JVJitka Vostalova
Jitka Vostalova
BPBarbora Papouskova
Barbora Papouskova
DSDenisa Skarupova
Denisa Skarupova
MKMartin Kos
Martin Kos
JSJan Storch
Jan Storch


31 July 2014 in Sensors
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JHJan Hrbac
Jan Hrbac
VHVladimir Halouzka
Vladimir Halouzka
LTLibuse Trnkova
Libuse Trnkova
JVJan Vacek
Jan Vacek
In electrochemical sensing, a number of voltammetric or amperometric curves are obtained which are subsequently processed, typically by evaluating peak currents and peak potentials or wave heights and half-wave potentials, frequently after background correction. Transformations of voltammetric data can help to extract specific information, e.g., the number of transferred electrons, and can reveal aspects of the studied electrochemical system, e.g., the contribution of adsorption phenomena. In this communication, we introduce a LabView-based software package, ‘eL-Chem Viewer’, which is for the analysis of voltammetric and amperometric data, and enables their post-acquisition processing using semiderivative, semiintegral, derivative, integral and elimination procedures. The software supports the single-click transfer of peak/wave current and potential data to spreadsheet software, a feature that greatly improves productivity when constructing calibration curves, trumpet plots and performing similar tasks. eL-Chem Viewer is freeware and can be downloaded from www.lchem.cz/elchemviewer.htm.