text: Yo, check it out, I got a technique to shout,
  Square wave voltcoulometry, SWVC, no doubt!
  Analyzing charge signals, the diff I'm makin',
  Between two half-cycles, when a square wave's shakin'.
  
  This method's for studyin' charge-transfer action,
  In electroactive monolayers, it's gainin' traction.
  SWVC brings the advantage, let me break it down,
  Peak-shaped response, then a charge plateau crown.
  
  At high square wave pulses, it's where we excel,
  Measurin' total surface excess, and the formal potential as well.
  For reversible and quasi-reversible processes in sight,
  SWVC's got the power to measure 'em right.
  
  Other techniques fall short, they can't keep up the pace,
  When it comes to reversible conditions, they lose the race.
  But SWVC's got the edge, it's the king of the hill,
  No negligible current, it's got the skill.
  
  Peep the SWVC curves, find the peak potential,
  Measure the formal potential, that's essential.
  Even for quasi-reversible behavior, no need to fret,
  SWVC's got your back, it's the best bet.
  
  And yo, non-faradic effects, we got 'em under control,
  Easily evaluated, avoided, that's how we roll.
  This paper's got the proof, experimental and true,
  Reversible and quasi-reversible systems, we got through.