Problems and Solutions in Voltammetry

Understanding Voltammetry Problems and Solutions by Richard G. Compton, Christopher Batchelor-McAuley, and Edmund J. F. Dickinson provides a comprehensive resource for those seeking to master the principles of voltammetry. This book presents a wide range of theoretical and experimental problems, from senior undergraduate to research level, covering fundamental theories, electroanalytical applications, and emerging areas such as nanoscale electrodes. The authors assume a strong background in physical chemistry but no prior exposure to electrochemistry or voltammetry. The book's focus on practical approaches and worked solutions makes it an ideal resource for those looking to develop their skills in this field. With its extensive coverage of macroelectrode, microelectrode, convection, hydrodynamic electrodes, homogeneous kinetics, adsorption, and other topics, this book is a valuable tool for anyone seeking to understand the principles and applications of voltammetry. Suitable for those with a background in physical chemistry looking to expand their knowledge into electrochemistry, or as a reference for researchers and professionals in the field.