Advances in Polarography

Advances in Polarography, Volume 2 covers the proceedings of the Second International Congress held at Cambridge in 1959 in honor of the 70th birthday of Professor Heyrovsky. This volume is composed of 35 chapters and begins with intensive discussions on the theoretical and fundamental aspects, as well as pertinent equations in polarography. Considerable chapters are devoted to the chemical and metallurgical applications of the technique, with emphasis on the trace determination of certain compounds. The remaining chapters explore other application of specific polarographic technique, such as nicotinic acid, iso-benzpyrylium salts, and metal complex analysis.

Volume 2 The Diffusion Equation in D.C. Polarography I. Current-Time Curves Without Depletion Effect II. The Mass-Time Relationship of Dropping Mercury Electrodes III. The Derivation and Experimental Verification of a Revised Equation A Contribution to the Theory of Polarographic Currents Influenced by an Adsorption of an Electroinactive Substance Polarographic Current of Stepwise Electrode Process Involving Chemical Reaction Multistage Electrochemical Reactions in Oscillographic Polarography The Dropping Mercury Electrode Advances in Polarographic Analysis A New Method for Oxygen Determination Based on the Solid Microelectrode The Determination of Traces of Sulphur in Arsenic and Indium for the Semiconductor Industry The Application of Cathode-Ray Polarography to the Analysis of Semiconductors The Polarographic Determination of Gold in Plant Solutions Effects of Phosphate and Other Anions in the Polarography of Uranium in Acid Media Some Observations on the Application of Polarography to Industrial Atomic Energy Analysis Möglichkeiten der Polarographischen Methode in der Anorganischen Spurenanalyse The Application of the Cathode-Ray Polarograph to the Analysis of Blasting Explosives Sorption Effects on Unflltered Hydroxides in Rapid Polarographic Methods of Metallurgical Analysis Polarographic Analyses Based Upon Extraction with Organic Solvents Calcium Chloride as a Supporting Electrolyte in the Polarographic Determination of Toxic Constituents in an Atmospheric Sample The Polarographic Determination of Zinc in Pyrites Residues. Sinter and Iron Ore The Performance of the Differential Cathode-Ray Polarograph Chromato-Polarography with Ion Exchange Resins Application of t h e Cathode-Ray Polarograph to the Analysis of Explosives Some Experiences with a Mercury Pool Cathode An Application of Polarography to Metallurgical Analysis Kinetic Currents in Polarography Polarography of Ethanolamine Complexes of Iron, Cadmium, Nickel, Cobalt, Copper, Lead and Zinc Untersuchungen Zur Katalyse der Wasserstoffabscheidung Durch Organische Stickstoffbasen an der Quecksilberkathode Polarographic Studies of the Reduction of Pertechnetate Ion in Aqueous Solutions Les Anomalies Polarographiques des Aldéhydes Hétérocycliques Structure Chimique et Comportement Polarographique en Chimie Hétéro-cyclique The Polarization of the Dropping Mercury Electrode by Interrupted D.C.