Laboratory Techniques in Electroanalytical Chemistry, Revised and Expanded

Peter Kissinger, William R.Heineman

• An overview; fundamental concepts of analytical electrochemistry; large-amplitude controlled-potential techniques; large-amplitude controlled-current techniques; small-amplitude and related controlled-potential techniques; introduction to analog instrumentation; overcoming solution resistance with stability and grace in potentiostatic circuits; conductivity and conductometry; electrochemical cells; carbon electrodes; film electrodes; microelectrodes; chemically modified electrodes; mercury electrodes; solvents and supporting electrolytes; electrochemial studies at reduced temperature; electroanalytical chemistry in molten salts; vacuum line techniques; electrochemistry in the dry box; digital simulation of electrochemical phenomena; evaluation of mechanisms of transition metal complexes; electrochemical preconcentration; controlled-current coulometry; application of electrochemistry to pharmaceutical analysis; electrochemical detection in liquid chromatography and capillary electrophoresis; photonic electrochemistry; principles and techniques of electrochemical-electron paramagnetic resonance experiments.

"Praise for the First Edition. . . . . .an excellent and comprehensive survey. . . . . .should be found on the bookshelf of every electrochemist. "---Trends in Analytical Chemistry"My advice to fellow electrochemists is to buy two copies"---one to keep for a handy reference and a second to lend to the army of friends and colleagues who are apt to descend upon us in search of the answers that they've heard the book can provide.---Analytical Chemistry". . .well-produced, readable and up-to-date. . .provides much for the practised electroanalytical chemist as well as for the neophyte researcher. "---Education in Chemistry