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Construction and Application of Tubular Detector and Porous Flow-through Detector/Reactor of Silver Solid Amalgam for Electrochemical Measurements in Flow Systems

Publication at Faculty of Science, Central Library of Charles University |
2013

Abstract

This paper presents the preparation and application of two new arrangements of silver solid amalgam (AgSA) electrodes for measurements in flow systems - tubular detector based on compact AgSA, and flow-through detector (or reactor) prepared from porous AgSA. Both electrodes were tested for electrochemical determinations of reducible inorganic (Cd2+, Zn2+) and organic (4-nitrophenol, lomustine) compounds under FIA with amperometric detection (Cd2+, Zn2+, 4-nitrophenol) and flow-DPV (lomustine).

Furthermore, by combination of the porous reactor with immobilized enzyme and tubular detector the flow amperometric enzymatic biosensor was constructed for determination of glucose in a sample of honey and cholesterol and sarcosine in model samples.