Rev. ed. of: Experimental electrochemistry for chemists. 1974.

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1. Potentiometry measurements.
2. Controlled potential methods.
3. Electrochemical titrations and controlled-current methods.
4. Indicator electrodes.
5. Electrochemical cells and instrumentation.
6. Solvents and electrolytes.
7. Hydronium ions (h3o+), br?nsted acids (ha
8. ), and molecular hydrogen (h2).
9. Dioxygen species (o2, hoo, o2-.
10. Hooh, hoo-), ozone (o3), and atomic oxygen.
11. Metals and metal complexes.
12. Nonmetals (sulfur, nitrogen, and carbon compounds).
13. Organic compounds.
14. Organometallic compounds and metalloporphyrins.
15. Index.