Characterized by sensitivity, simplicity, broad applicability, adaptability, and economic feasibility, electroanalytical methods play a major role in chemical analysis, particularly in the area of environmental monitoring. This volume provides a state-of-the-art summary of a number of important electroanalytical methods and their applications in the analysis of water and atmospheric pollution. Topics covered include:* polarographic and voltammetric techniques* polarographic stripping analysis* potentiometry with ion-selective electrodes* automatic analyzers and monitors of atmospheric pollution* electrochemical measurements in flow-through systems and high performance liquid chromatography* electrochemical measurements in reservoirs* analyses of water toxicity* use of analog circuits in the laboratory construction of measuring instrumentsThis volume will be of great practical value to those involved in pollution research, chemical analysis, toxicology, or environmental protection.
