In this work, new Screen Printed Carbon-paste Electrodes (SPCEs) were developed through deposition of nanostructures of HO–BiONO3 synthesized with or without surfactant additions. We performed a cyclic voltammetry study showing the improvement in performance of bismuth tailored electrodes for paracetamol sensing compared with bare SPCE. A computation study was also performed for investigating the interaction between paracetamol and bismuth species during the electron transfer process enlighten the preferential sites of interaction on the surface of modified SPEs.

Nanostructured Bismuth Electrodes for Non-Enzymatic Paracetamol Sensing: Development, Testing, and Computational Approach / Madagalam, Mallikarjun; Catania, Federica; Bartoli, Mattia; Tagliaferro, Alberto; Carrara, Sandro. - In: CHEMISTRY PROCEEDINGS. - ISSN 2673-4583. - STAMPA. - (2021). (Intervento presentato al convegno 1st International Electronic Conference on Chemical Sensors and Analytical Chemistry tenutosi a Basel (Switzerland) nel July -2021) [10.3390/CSAC2021-10427].

Nanostructured Bismuth Electrodes for Non-Enzymatic Paracetamol Sensing: Development, Testing, and Computational Approach

Madagalam, Mallikarjun;Catania, Federica;Bartoli, Mattia;Tagliaferro, Alberto;Carrara, Sandro
2021

Abstract

In this work, new Screen Printed Carbon-paste Electrodes (SPCEs) were developed through deposition of nanostructures of HO–BiONO3 synthesized with or without surfactant additions. We performed a cyclic voltammetry study showing the improvement in performance of bismuth tailored electrodes for paracetamol sensing compared with bare SPCE. A computation study was also performed for investigating the interaction between paracetamol and bismuth species during the electron transfer process enlighten the preferential sites of interaction on the surface of modified SPEs.
2021
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