electroanalytical-chemistry

Layer 2 — Chemistry24 concepts in this subtree

Electroanalytical chemistry — IUPAC-V analytical chemistry at the electrode/electrolyte interface, distinct from electrochemistry-at-the-methods-grain. Foundations: potentiometry uses equilibrium electrode potentials (no net current) to…

Nernst equation: E = E° − (RT/nF) ln Q (equilibrium-potentiometry backbone)
Butler-Volmer: i = i₀ [exp(αFη/RT) − exp(−(1−α)Fη/RT)] (symmetric α=1/2 ⇒ 2 i₀ sinh)
Faraday's law: n = Q/(zF); m = n·M (coulometry / electroplating stoichiometry)
Nernst: Q=1 ⇒ E = E°; log(1) = 0; E − E° = 0 at standard state
α=1/2 BV: i = 2 i₀ sinh(Fη/(2RT)); rewrite(exp) residual 0; i(η=0)=0
Cu²⁺+2e⁻→Cu, M=127/2 g/mol, Q=2F ⇒ n=1 mol, mass = 127/2 g
Cyclic voltammetry (Randles-Ševčík)
Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS)
Tafel equation (charge transfer kinetics)
Marcus theory of electron transfer
Ion-selective electrode (ISE)
Coulometric titration (Faradaic)
Cyclic voltammetry (Randles-Sevcik)
Polarography (Heyrovsky 1922)
Clark electrode (1956)
ISE (glass pH electrode, Cremer 1906)
Differential pulse voltammetry (Barker)
SECM (Bard 1989)
Nernst electrode (1889)
Clark electrode (1956)
ISE (Pungor 1962)
SECM (Bard 1989)
CV (Nicholson-Shain 1965)
Biofuel cell (Davis 1962)
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