induced polarization
induced polarization (IP, induced potential, over-voltage, interfacial polarization) An exploration method which uses either the decay of an excitation voltage (time-domain method) or variations in the Earth's resistivity at two different but low frequencies (frequency-domain method). A variety of different electrode configurations can be used. See also CHARGEABILITY.
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