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**Reporting data and metadata**

Analytical measurements should be given with all available metadata. In the Chemotion repository, metadata can be added to forms dedicated to a certain range of measurements, ensureing the standardized representation of the metadata. To enable the metadata forms for cyclic voltammetry, select the term "cyclic voltammetry" in the type field (Chemical Methods Ontology) of the analytical section. In the resulting metadata form, information such as the following one, is requested:
Analytical measurements should be given with all available metadata. In the Chemotion repository, metadata can be added to forms dedicated to a certain range of measurements, ensuring the standardized representation of the metadata. To enable the metadata forms for cyclic voltammetry, select the term "cyclic voltammetry" in the type field (Chemical Methods Ontology) of the analytical section. In the resulting metadata form, information such as the following one, is requested (also for presenting EC data in all [ACS Journals](https://doi.org/10.1021/acscatal.3c00995) according to their [Guidelines](https://researcher-resources.acs.org/publish/data_guidelines#electrochemistry_data)):
- the plotting convention
- the setting of the measurement and preparation if applicable
- the material and size of the working electrode (WE), counter electrode (CE), and reference electrode (RE), including modifications if applicable
- the material and size of the working electrode (WE), counter electrode (CE), and reference electrode (RE), including modifications (like coating) if applicable
- applied voltage corrected for IR compensation?
- the solvent, the electrolyte and its concentration, the analyte and its concentration and the purging gas.
- the solvent, the electrolyte and its concentration, the analyte and its concentration and the purging gas. Also, if a membrane or frit was used.
- further parameters such as temperature, atmosphere.
- starting point of the scan, the direction of the scan, and scan rate.
- the manufacturer and model of the electrochemical workstation / potentiostat
- the polishing material and method

In addition to the metadata requested in the form, an inline notation summarizes the results gained from the measurement and gives additionally the most important metadata. The inline notation should be provided in the following form:

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