Elektroanalytika
Elektroanalytika, known in English as electroanalytical chemistry, is a branch of chemistry that uses electrical measurements to study chemical systems. It investigates how electrical potentials, currents, and impedances correlate with chemical composition and reaction kinetics. The field combines principles of electrochemistry with advanced instrumentation to provide sensitive, selective, and rapid analytical methods.
The primary techniques in elektroanalytika include voltammetry (such as cyclic, differential pulse, and square-wave), amperometry, potentiometry,
Historically, the foundation of electroanalytical chemistry was laid in the late nineteenth century with the invention
Key challenges remain in extending detection limits, reducing interferences, and standardizing electrode calibration. Emerging areas like