Application of Electrode Mechanisms of Surface Active Systems in Drug Analysis

Voltammetric analysis, a specialized electrochemical method, is tailored for probing the intricate electrode mechanisms of surface-active systems. This technique not only facilitates the development of precise analytical methods but also enables the extraction of essential parameters necessary for the quantitative determination of numerous drugs.1,2 If there are interactions between two defined drugs, by using theoretical methods, kinetic and thermodynamic parameters can be determined that correlate with the kinetics of interactions.1,3 The results of theoretical and experimental analyzes are useful in designing new electrochemical methods in drug analysis.1,2,3