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<h2>About Applying Voltage</h2> | ||
<p>The Apply Voltage page allows you to apply a voltage using the SEAL kit.</p> | ||
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<p>Applying voltage is as simple as dragging the slider or typing a value and clicking the <b>Apply</b> button. In most situations you will want to apply 0.1 volts. Once you click <b>Apply</b>, the applied voltage should appear on the multimeter you have connected to the SEAL kit. If the <b>Apply</b> button is grayed out this means the given value is the current voltage applied. Additionally, when trying to apply voltages on either extreme of slider, a message will appear indicating that the SEAL kit may not be able to apply voltages at the given extreme accurately.</p> | ||
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<p>Applying voltage is important for initiating an experiment. Applying a voltage can help "push" along reactions.</p> | ||
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