What Does AGNES Stand For?

AGNES stands for Absence Of Gradients And Nernstian Equilibrium Stripping

AGNES, or Absence Of Gradients And Nernstian Equilibrium Stripping, is an analytical technique used in electrochemistry to determine the concentration of species in solutions. This method relies on the absence of concentration gradients and the establishment of Nernstian equilibrium at the electrode interface, enabling precise quantification of analytes through controlled stripping voltammetry. AGNES is particularly valuable for studying trace metals and provides enhanced sensitivity and accuracy in various environmental and analytical applications.