Introduces a wide range of voltammetric techniques, covering basic theory, practical aspects, and the scope of each technique. Relates the techniques via features they have in common, such as electrode and solution behavior and electrical circuitry. Shows how to select suitable methods for particular applications and prepares the reader for further study of individual techniques. Introduces the discipline's terminology, makes clear how to choose operating parameters, and how to research the literature. Contains self-assessment questions and responses, units of measurement, a glossary, and abbreviations used in electrochemistry.