Electrochemistry on its own does not provide information about the chemistry behind the processes under study. The combination of electrochemistry with Fourier Transform infrared spectroscopy bridges this analytical gap. Each molecule has a unique infrared signature providing great specificity in the studies of the molecular change during electrochemical reactions in an addition to the electrochemical response of the studied media. Spectroelectrochemistry can be applied for investigations of electrolytes or reactions at electrode surfaces. IR reflection-absorbance spectroscopy (IRRAS) set-up is used for the studies of the electrolyte and the electrode surface while ATR configuration is used to analyze the electrode surface without the strong influence of the electrolyte. New accessories for both configurations will be presented. Optimization of spectroelectrochemical setup and details of communication between the potentiostat and the FTIR spectrometer will be discussed. Example of applications will include electro oxidation of metal-organic complexes, alcohols, and glycerol.
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The reflection unit can be used to study chemical reactions in the presence of electric currents.
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