Abstract
AbstractA new combination bismuth bulk electrode allowing potentiostatic control to be maintained in a suspended sample drop is described. The electrode was tested by adsorptive constant‐current stripping chronopotentiometry for iron(III) using Solochrome Violet RS. Optimum conditions were similar to those established with mercury‐based electrodes. With an electropolishing scheme, a reproducibility better than 2 % (n=54) was attainable. The limit of detection was 0.6 µg L−1 in deoxygenated samples. A partial least squares calibration gave a result of 972±78 µg L−1 (95 %, n=5) for a 1000±5 µg L−1 iron reference solution.
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