As one of the initiators of the bismuth film electrode in the year 2000, which has gained extremely high success in modern electroanalysis, Samo Hočevar was invited as a Guest Editor for the Special Issue of Electroanalysis "A Decade of Bismuth Electrodes in Modern Electroanalysis", vol. 22, 13/10 (2010).
C.03 Guest-associated editor
COBISS.SI-ID: 170522Members of the program group have actively participated in the organization of the “11th European Meeting on Environmental Chemistry”. M. Franko as chairman of the international scientific committee, I.Grgić and D. Korte as members of the organizing committee. The conference was held in Portotož, Slovenia, from 8.-12. December 2010, and was organized by the University of Nova Gorica in cooperation with the European Association for Chemistry and Environment ACE.
B.01 Organiser of a scientific meeting
COBISS.SI-ID: 253623296We presented some of our recent findings in the studies, development, and application of bismuth- and antimony- based electrodes introduced in our laboratory. Both electrodes have been widely recognized as practically the most efficient alternative to the toxic mercury electrode which in the past decades dominated for measuring trace heavy metals and some organic species. In particular, the bismuth electrode which we introduced for the first time in 2000 has found its place in numerous electroanalytical laboratories worldwide, and we can anticipate the same for the antimony electrode.
B.04 Guest lecture
COBISS.SI-ID: 4436250In 2010 J.T. van Elteren was appointed a member of the Editorial Board (Associated Editor) of the international journal Acta Chimica Slovenica, where he covers the area of analytical chemistry.
C.06 Editorial board membership
COBISS.SI-ID: 14086149We summarized the results of the research on the bismuth electrode from its introduction in 2010 til now. This electrode has been proposed in many configurations, e.g. in-situ or ex-situ prepared Bifilm in combination with different substrate electrodes, such as carbon fiber, glassy carbon, carbon paste (e.g. with admixed Bi powder or Bi oxide), etc. The list of the analytes has been extended from numerous metal ions to organic species. The introduction of this electrode certainly represents a valuable contribution to the modern, environmentally friendly electroanalytical chemistry.
B.04 Guest lecture
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