第十章电分析化学导论（The tenth chapter is introduction to Electroanalytical Chemistry）.docVIP

第十章电分析化学导论（The tenth chapter is introduction to Electroanalytical Chemistry） Documents from the network, I collected, finishing, and if there are omissions, errors, but also please correct me! The tenth chapter is introduction to Electroanalytical Chemistry I. teaching content 1. basic concepts, classification and characteristics of Electroanalytical Chemistry 2. electrochemical cells, graphic and electromotive force 3. electrodes and their classification, electrode potential Two. Key and difficult points 1. correct diagram of battery electromotive force and related operation The correct expression of 2. electrode potential and its operation Three. Teaching requirements 1. clearly understand the classification, clues, and overall content of Electroanalytical Chemistry 2., correctly grasp the battery electromotive force, electrode potential expression methods and various related elements 3. master all kinds of electrode classification methods Four. Class arrangement is 3 hours Electroanalytical chemistry is an important branch of instrumental analysis, is a kind of analysis method based on the electrochemical properties of solution on the basis of a kind of method or use material on the electrochemical properties of solution and its variation analysis Electrochemical properties refer to the electrical properties of a solution (such as conductance, electric energy, electric current, etc.) and chemical properties (e.g., composition, concentration, morphology, and some chemical changes) of the solution Classification and characteristics of Electroanalytical Chemistry 1. classification of Electroanalytical Chemistry Traditionally, it can be divided into electrical conductivity analysis, potentiometry, electrolysis and coulometric analysis, polarography and volt analysis, according to the relationship between electrochemical properties and parameters And usually divided into three types: One A method of analysis based on the direct relationship between the concentration o