Spectroelectrochemistry (SEC) is aimed at the investigation of electrochemical reaction mechanism and the interface structure between electrolyte solution and electrode. Remarkable progress in this field and related technology enables SEC to be applied in wide areas. Nowadays, the relation between absorbance and potential for reversible or quasi-reversible system is theoretically elucidated, on which basis the analysis of electrochemical characteristics becomes possible for the system otherwise difficult with only the result of voltammogram. Typical example is redox enzyme cytochrome c and methylene-blue.
Spectroelectrochemical Cell
Overview
Features & Benefits
Real-time monitoring of chromatic change by red-ox reaction
Analysis of the charge transfer at the electrode/liquid surface
Absorbing spectrum of the product and intermediate
Parameters; concentration, diffusion coefficient and life time
























