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Electrochemical analysis
Scientific Federation invites all the
participants from all over the world to attend World Conference onAnalytical & Bio analytical Chemistry which will be held on July 23-24, 2018
at Barcelona, Spain. Which includes Keynote presentations, Oral talks,
Poster presentations and Exhibitions.
Electrochemistry is the study of
techniques that use electrical stimulation to analyze the chemical reactivity
of a system. More specifically, it analyzes the loss and gain of electrons i.e.
the oxidation and reduction mechanisms in a reaction. Oxidation and reduction
reactions are called redox reactions- these provide vital information related
to the kinetics, concentration, mechanism of reaction, and chemical status of
the reactants in solution.
It is very helpful in many
applications including the study of neurotransmitter behavior and
polymerizations reactions. Electrochemistry is different from spectroscopy as
electrochemical techniques analyze a different set of parameters.
It is a qualitative and
quantitative methods of analysis based
on electrochemical phenomena occurring within a medium or at the
phase boundary and related to changes in the structure, chemical composition,
or concentration of the compound being analyzed
Electroanalytical methods
measure the potential volts and current amps in an electrochemical cell
containing the analyte. In this the methods can be categorized according
to which aspects of the cell are controlled and which are measured. The three
main categories are potentiometry it means the difference in electrode
potentials is measured, coulometry the cell's current is measured
over time, and voltammetry the cell's current is measured while
actively altering the cell's potential.
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