Table of Contents

Basic Aspects of Electrochemistry; Voltammetric Techniques; Practical Aspects; Applicative Aspects; The Electrochemical Behaviour of First Row Transition Metal Metallocenes; The Electrochemical Behaviour of Transition Metal Complexes; Metal Complexes Containing Redox Active Ligands; Electrochemically Induced Structural Modifications; Transition Metal Clusters; The Reactivity of Transition Metal Complexes with Small Molecules; Superconductors in Electrochemistry; Molecular Metal Wires; The 'Direct' Electrochemistry of Redox Active Proteins; Linear Correlations Between the Redox Potential and Other Chemical and Physicochemical Parameters; Appendices; Index.

Reviews

The approach is empirical, practical, and pedagogical rather than theoretical, which makes this book attractive and accessible to a large community of chemists who are not specialists in the field, as well as to students and teachers of inorganic chemistry.This book is indispensable for inorganic chemists.
*Angewandte Chemie, 43/29, July 2004 (Didier Astruc)*

"... should provide an excellent starting point for any researcher..."
*Chemistry & Industry, Issue 3, 2 February 2004, p 23*

"... extremely useful to workers in inorganic chemistry because it groups diverse efforts into one place. "
*Journal of the American Chemical Society, Vol 126, No 14, 2004, p 4743*