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Voltammetry goes green: A new generation of sensors for mercury-free determination of heavy metals

34 min

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// Voltammetry, Polarography

Jakub Tymoczko, Application Specialist Voltammetry at Metrohm International Headquarters, presents a new generation of mercury-free sensors for the determination of heavy metals in aqueous samples. He discusses examples with ultrapure or purified water, drinking water, seawater, and electroless nickel plating baths.

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