The goal of this textbook is to cover the full scope of modern electroanalytical
techniques and devices. The main emphasis is on electroanalysis, rather than
physical electrochemistry. The objective is to provide a sound understanding of
the fundamentals of electrode reactions and of the principles of electrochemical
methods, and to demonstrate their potential for solving real-life analytical problems.
Given the impressive progress in electroanalytical chemistry, and its growing impact
on analytical chemistry, this work offers also an up-to-date, easy-to-read presentation
of recent advances including new methodologies, sensors, detectors, and micro-
systems. The book is suitable for a graduate-level course in electroanalytical
chemistry or as a supplement to a high-level undergraduate course in instrumental
analysis. It should also be very useful to those considering the use of electroanalysis
in their laboratories.