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INSTRUMENTATION Some experimental techniques ap­ plicable to the ITIES are also of a more fundamental nature. Fast scan voltam­ metry, in particular on microinter­ faces, can be used for determination of charge-transfer rate constants. Imped­ ance analysis, which is an extension to ac voltammetry, can be used not only to detect analytes, but also to obtain a better understanding of surface phe­ nomena (33) and adsorption (34). A special case of impedance analysis is derived from measurement of noise generated by the electrochemical sys­ tem (35). This is especially useful for work on microinterfaces that have large absolute resistance. The second direction of interest is in application to new or improved analyt­ ical sensors. These can be potentiometric, voltammetric, or based on other ap­ propriate techniques. The L-L inter­ face is actually a component of an ionselective electrode with a liquid ion exchanger. Recent analytical applica­ tions have resulted in construction and systematic studies of microinterfaces solidified by gels. The advantage of such a modification is ease of handling (36-39). The immobilization can be ex­ tended further to studies of frozen in­

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terfaces, or even to use of solid electro­ lytes. Significantly, ITIES theory also applies to interfaces that are encoun­ tered in ion-doped, conductive, poly­ mer-coated electrodes. This work and the author's research work de­ scribed herein were supported in part by the Office of Naval Research. I thank Elizabeth A. Burton for review of the draft version.

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