Automation in stripping analysis

Brown and Kowalski [88] designed a minicomputer-controlled anodic stripping analyser consisting of the following elements a home-made, computer-con- 

A home-made Instrument of this type for use In chemically hazardous, radiation or clean laboratories was recently reported by Bond et al. [89]. Its 

Voltammetrlc stripping analysis has scarcely been applied to automatic in vivo measurements. The research by Wang [90] Is an exception than opens Interest ng prospects In this field. 

Potentlometrlc stripping analysis (PSA), although Introduced by Brucken-steln and co-workers [91,92] in the early 1960s, was not used for analytical purposes until the middle 1970s by Jagner and co-workers [93,94], hence Its comparatively scarce development —both In the theoretical and In the Instru- 

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