JOURNAL ARTICLE

Applications of Chemically Modified Electrodes to Analysis of Metal Ions

Graham T. CheekRobert F. Nelson

Year: 1978 Journal:   Analytical Letters Vol: 11 (5)Pages: 393-402   Publisher: Taylor & Francis

Abstract

Abstract A carbon paste electrode containing chemically modified graphite has been fabricated and applied to the analysis of silver ion in aqueous media. Utilizing complexation and subsequent precipitation steps, it is shown that one can preconcentrate and then analyze for metal ions at low concentrations using these electrodes.

Keywords:
Chemistry Electrode Graphite Metal ions in aqueous solution Ion Aqueous solution Metal Inorganic chemistry Chemically modified electrode Carbon fibers Ion selective electrode Precipitation Analytical Chemistry (journal) Electrochemistry Chromatography Working electrode Selectivity Organic chemistry Composite number Physical chemistry

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Electrochemical Analysis and Applications
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