Polarography and other Voltammetric Methods
Tom Riley, A. F. Watson, Andrew M. James, Acol
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Tom Riley, A. F. Watson, Andrew M. James, Acol
Abstract
Classical DC Polarography: Circuitry Cell Design The Dropping Mercury Electrode (DME) Solution Conditions Theory and Form of Current/Potential Relationship Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis of Metallic Cations Electrodes other than DME Solvent/pH for Organic Analysis Complexation in Inorganic Analysis Sampled DC Polarography AC Polarography Pulse Polarographic Methods Stripping Voltammetry The Analyst and Polarography: Criteria for Choice of Polarographic Mode Interference and Matrix Effects.
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Classical DC Polarography: Circuitry Cell Design The Dropping Mercury Electrode (DME) Solution Conditions Theory and Form of Current/Potential Relationship Qualitative and Quantitative Analysis of Metallic Cations Electrodes other than DME Solvent/pH for Organic Analysis Complexation in Inorganic Analysis Sampled DC Polarography AC Polarography Pulse Polarographic Methods Stripping Voltammetry The Analyst and Polarography: Criteria for Choice of Polarographic Mode Interference and Matrix Effects.
Key concepts: Polarography, Dropping mercury electrode, Chemistry, Electrode, Analytical Chemistry (journal), Voltammetry, Inorganic chemistry, Electrochemistry