“…Conversely, electrochemical techniques have attracted much attention for measuring MAL and CBZ due to their advantages, such as low detection limits, excellent sensitivity, relative simplicity, reproducibility, portability, low cost, and short sample preparation time. 24,25 Computational chemistry is a subset of chemistry that uses mathematical sciences, statistics, and computer programs to investigate molecular structures, properties, and chemical reactions. 26 This science can help experimental chemistry.…”