Abstract
We proposed a method of cyclic alternating-current voltammetry with track membranes (TM) filled with ion exchangers with asymmetric pores for the determination of acetylcholine chloride (ACC). We studied the electrochemical and performance characteristics of the determination of ACC using track membranes with pores filled with nanoparticles of crushed cation and anion exchangers. Acetylcholine chloride can be determined in concentrations down to 10–6 M.
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