This review describes the properties of the most common electrodes used for voltammetric analysis. Electrode construction and electrode materials are discussed as are applications under various conditions, such as aqueous and nonaqueous solvents, unstirred and flowing solutions. Less common electrodes are also discussed when a broader applicability in the field of analytical chemistry can be expected in the future. This review is intended to assist the analyst in choosing the appropriate electrode for a particular problem.
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