Organic Electrochemistry: Fundamentals, Modern Concepts, and Methods offers a comprehensive perspective on the essentials, methodologies, and practical applications of electrochemistry in organic chemistry. It incorporates the latest information from recent literature, covering aspects not previously addressed in similar works. This resource serves as a valuable reference for researchers, practitioners, and postgraduate students, providing updated insights into the intersection of electrochemistry and organic chemistry. Addressing fundamental principles and applied aspects arising from the convergence of electrochemistry and organic chemistry, this book strives to deliver a broad theoretical foundation. It meticulously outlines methods and applications, catering to the interests of researchers, practitioners, and postgraduate students in these domains. With a focus on 'clean' preparative organic chemistry, the book explores the potential of electrosynthesis and elucidates the information offered by electrochemical methods, including their role in processes of biological relevance. Additionally, it sheds light on the capabilities of electroanalytical techniques and underscores the importance of the electrochemistry of novel materials, such as organic-inorganic hybrids, organic polymers, and metal-organic frameworks, in advancing the frontier of Organic Chemistry.

• Covers a comprehensive view of organic electrochemistry
• Analyzes capabilities and limitations of available techniques and strategies for concrete analytical problems
• Presents electrosynthesis methods for ‘clean’ preparative organic chemistry