Author(s)

Dr.Lokesh Mathur, Dr.Mohd.Raees

  • Manuscript ID: 121049
  • Volume 2, Issue 6, Jul 2026
  • Pages: 3000–3003

Subject Area: Chemistry

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21272847
Abstract

A sensitive, economical polarographic methodology for trace determination of heavy metals (Pb, Cd, Cu, Zn, Se, As) in environmental and biological matrices is described. The method combines sample digestion/pretreatment with optimization of supporting electrolyte and differential pulse/stripping polarographic parameters for low-ppb detection. Method performance (linearity, limit of detection, precision, accuracy, interference studies) is reported, and results are compared with established electrochemical and spectroscopic techniques. The polarographic approach is shown to be rapid, cost-effective, and suitable for on-site or lab screening where expensive instrumentation is unavailable.

Keywords
polarographydifferential pulse polarography (DPP)stripping voltammetrytrace metalsheavy metalslimit of detectionenvironmental analysis