Electroanalytical Methods in Chemical and Environmental Analysis

Characterized by sensitivity, simplicity, broad applicability, adaptability, and economic feasibility, electroanalytical methods play a major role in chemical analysis, particularly in the area of environmental monitoring. This volume provides a state-of-the-art summary of a number of important electroanalytical methods and their applications in the analysis of water and atmospheric pollution. Topics covered include:

* polarographic and voltammetric techniques
* polarographic stripping analysis
* potentiometry with ion-selective electrodes
* automatic analyzers and monitors of atmospheric pollution
* electrochemical measurements in flow-through systems and high performance liquid chromatography
* electrochemical measurements in reservoirs
* analyses of water toxicity
* use of analog circuits in the laboratory construction of measuring instruments

This volume will be of great practical value to those involved in pollution research, chemical analysis, toxicology, or environmental protection.

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