Analytical chemistry toward on-site diagnostics

Analytical Chemistry, through quantitative and/or qualitative analysis (identification), is a discipline that involves the development of methodologies and the exploration of new principles to obtain answers to given problems. In situ analysis techniques have attracted attention for its ability to elucidate phenomena occurring and to evaluate amount of a certain component in substances at real time and biological samples as applications of such analysis technology. Lots of techniques have been performed to understand the fundamental phenomena in varied fields such as X-ray, vibrational, and electrochemical impedance spectroscopies and also analytical reagents that enable to semi-quantitative analysis just observation. In fact, applying various in situ techniques in analytical chemistry expands to the medical diagnosis, which leads to be able to detect early diseases. Here, we describe some of previous researches in many fields such as electrochemical device for energy storage, biology, environment, and pathology and briefly introduce our recent challenges to analytical chemistry toward the on-site diagnosis.

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Analytical Chemistry is a discipline that involves the development of methodologies and exploration of new principles to solve problems through quantitative and/or qualitative analysis. In situ analysis techniques have been widely used in various fields including medical diagnosis to study real-time phenomena and evaluate component quantities. The application of in situ techniques in analytical chemistry expands to the early detection of diseases.