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Amperometric sensor for glucose based on electrochemically polymerized tetraruthenated nickel-porphyrin [An article from: Analytica Chimica Acta]
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Glassy carbon and gold electrodes were modified with tetraruthenated Ni-porphyrin by electropolymerization in alkaline medium and characterized by cyclic voltammetry, UV-vis spectroscopy and MAC-mode scanning probe microscopy (SPM). The half-wave potentials and current intensities associated with the Ni^I^I^I/Ni^I^I process were strongly pH-dependent. The modified electrodes were successfully employed as sensors for glucose in alkaline medium, based on the catalytic activity of the Ni^I^I^I/Ni^I^I centers. Glucose quantification was carried out by means of cyclic voltammetry or amperometry coupled to batch injection analysis (BIA). The BIA-amperometry technique revealed more efficiency than cyclic voltammetry, lowering the detection limit to 3.6x10^-^7molL^-^1, and providing a larger, linear working range (2.5x10^-^6 to 1.0x10^-^3molL^-^1), better repeatability (RSD=1.1% for 25 injections of 2.5x10^-^5molL^-^1), and higher sampling frequency (60samplesh^-^1). The new sensor was successfully employed for the analysis of glucose in parentheral nutrition solutions and the results were in good agreement with the ones obtained by spectrophotometry, utilizing a modified Benedict's test.
Description:
Glassy carbon and gold electrodes were modified with tetraruthenated Ni-porphyrin by electropolymerization in alkaline medium and characterized by cyclic voltammetry, UV-vis spectroscopy and MAC-mode scanning probe microscopy (SPM). The half-wave potentials and current intensities associated with the Ni^I^I^I/Ni^I^I process were strongly pH-dependent. The modified electrodes were successfully employed as sensors for glucose in alkaline medium, based on the catalytic activity of the Ni^I^I^I/Ni^I^I centers. Glucose quantification was carried out by means of cyclic voltammetry or amperometry coupled to batch injection analysis (BIA). The BIA-amperometry technique revealed more efficiency than cyclic voltammetry, lowering the detection limit to 3.6x10^-^7molL^-^1, and providing a larger, linear working range (2.5x10^-^6 to 1.0x10^-^3molL^-^1), better repeatability (RSD=1.1% for 25 injections of 2.5x10^-^5molL^-^1), and higher sampling frequency (60samplesh^-^1). The new sensor was successfully employed for the analysis of glucose in parentheral nutrition solutions and the results were in good agreement with the ones obtained by spectrophotometry, utilizing a modified Benedict's test.
