The mathematical models that are typically employed for describing the responses of
chronoamperometry (CA) and electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) of guest …

The reaction mechanism of the oxidative stripping of As (0) accumulated on a polycrystalline
gold electrode is studied theoretical and experimentally by Square-wave voltammetry …

A theoretical model about the voltammetric response of electrode processes complicated by
adsorption of reactant and a following coupled chemical reaction of soluble species (E (ad) …

The sensitivity of a catalytic adsorptive stripping voltammetric method depends mainly on the
strength of adsorption of the electroactive reactant and the efficiency of the catalytic reaction …

Thin-film voltammetry (TFV) has one of the simplest experimental setups for studying the
electrochemical processes that take place at liquid/liquid interfaces. This is because in TFV it …

This manuscript presents a theoretical work about an electrode process preceded by a
chemical reaction involving adsorbed species and where both reactions can present any …

An influence of complexation of reactant and intermediate on square-wave voltammograms
of reversible, two-step electrode reaction is analyzed theoretically. The potentials of the first …

Despite arsenite can be reduced to As (0) and deposited at the surface of solid electrodes
such as gold, platinum, or copper, it cannot form amalgams with mercury, and so the …

There are several strategies for enhancing the sensitivity of electroanalytical methods.
Usually, those strategies are based on the selection of the voltammetric technique, the …

A square-wave cathodic adsorptive stripping voltametric (SWCASV) method for the
determination of kanamycin was developed on a thin-film mercury electrode (TFME). The …