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Electrochemical Methods of Analysis

00. Complete Active Learning Units with Supporting Text, a. Basic electrochemical concepts, b. Electrochemical cells, c. Electrochemical titrations, c. Redox titrations, d. Potentiometric Methods, e. Voltammetric Methods, In Class Activities, Textual Material
Introduction A series of collaborative learning activities and accompanying text that develop fundamental aspects of electrochemistry and electrochemical methods of analysis. These activities are intended to be done in class by students working in groups, but can be modified for use as out-of-class exercises. Learning objectives and an instructor’s manual are provided as well. The instructor’s…

Voltammetric Methods

e. Voltammetric Methods
In this activity, students explore methods such as anodic stripping, linear sweep and cyclic voltammetry. There is also an associated text that explains the answers to the questions in the worksheets.
Shiny VC application

shinyCV Application

19. Simulations, e. Voltammetric Methods, In Class Activities
Introduction This Shiny app simulates cyclic voltammetry experiments using the computational method outlined in Gosser, D. K. Cyclic Voltammetry Simulation and Analysis of Reaction Mechanisms, VCH, New York, 1993 and in Brown, J. H., J. Chem. Educ., 2015, 92, 1490-1496. Additional details are included on the app’s Computational Details tab. Available Mechanisms E: An oxidation or a reduction reaction that…

Environmental Analysis – Lake Nakuru Flamingos: Heavy Metals

22. Contextual Modules, b. Sample preparations, Contextual Modules, e. Voltammetric Methods, h. Atomic Spectroscopy, i. X ray fluorescence (XRF)
Toxic trace metals are possible culprits for the ongoing deaths of large numbers of lesser flamingos at Lake Nakuru, Kenya. In this section we explore the possible role of heavy metals in these deaths and examine instrumental methods utilized to evaluate levels of copper, zinc, lead and chromium present in Lake Nakuru sediment and suspended solid…
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