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This chapter is concerned with electroanalytical chemistry in molten salts. Electroanalysis has been applied extensively for in situ determination and characterization of solutes in molten salt solvents. This field has been reviewed previously either alone or in conjunction with other topics. In this review we shall stress more recent developments (1965-1971) in several important solvent systems. We shall exclude the discussion of transport properties and related topics, the electrical double layer, and the rates of charge-transfer processes, since the reviews of these topics " are quite up to date. 

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