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Fundamentals of electrochemical detection techniques for CE and MCE
1Institute of Analytical Chemistry, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Brno, Czech Republic.
Abstract:
The electroanalytical techniques of amperometry, conductometry and potentiometry match well with the instrumental simplicity of CE. Indeed, all three detection approaches have been reported for electrophoretic separations. However, the characteristics of the three methods are quite distinct and these are not related to the optical methods more commonly employed. A detailed discussion of the underlying principles of each is given. The issue of possible effects of the separation voltage on the electrochemical detection techniques is considered in depth, and approaches to the elimination of such interferences are also discussed for each case.
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