L. Novotny, DEVELOPMENT OF RENEWED MERCURY MULTIPURPOSE (MULTIMODE, VERSATILE) MICROELECTRODES, A PART OF PC-CONTROLLED MEASURING SYSTEMS (INCLUDING THE PC-ETP), Fresenius' journal of analytical chemistry, 362(2), 1998, pp. 184-188
Information is given about the development of renewed miniaturized mer
cury multi-purpose (multimode) electrodes as an inseparable part of th
e development of modem polarography and voltammetry; casette-type, pen
-type and PC-controlled systems, incl. the polarographic/voltammetric
set. According to the experimental behavior and ranges of their radii
the regimes of renewed stationary mercury electrodes are divided into
three categories - mini-, semimicro- and microelectrodes (mE, s mu E a
nd mu E) Their spontaneously growing, step-wisely growing, stationary
and contracting (compression) modes are schematically outlined. Inform
ation on basic functional properties of the discussed renewed mercury
semimicro- or microelectrodes using meniscus and microdrop-electrodes,
by means of the d. c., anodic stripping and adsorptive stripping volt
ammetry is given.