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Iron Which metal is not commonly used in making EEG electrodes? Impediance the resistance against alternating current flow Nasopharyngeal electrodes (PG1 & PG2) electrodes placed through the nasal passage inferior-medial temporal cortex Where are Nasopharyngeal electrodes good for detecting activity? Left side In the 10-20 system, odd numbers refer to Cz and C3 in the expanded 10-20 system (Modified combinatorial nomenclature), an electrode named C1 would...

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