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Ferrocene-Containing Gallic Acid Derivative Modified Carbon Nanotubes Electrode for Fast and Simple Simultaneous or Selective Detection of Cytostatic from Aqueous Solutions
Motoc (m. Ilies), S.; Andelescu, A.; Visan, A.; Baciu, A.; Szerb, E.I.; Manea, F. Ferrocene-Containing Gallic Acid-Derivative Modified Carbon-Nanotube Electrodes for the Fast Simultaneous and Selective Determination of Cytostatics from Aqueous Solutions. Chemosensors2024, 12, 15.
Motoc (m. Ilies), S.; Andelescu, A.; Visan, A.; Baciu, A.; Szerb, E.I.; Manea, F. Ferrocene-Containing Gallic Acid-Derivative Modified Carbon-Nanotube Electrodes for the Fast Simultaneous and Selective Determination of Cytostatics from Aqueous Solutions. Chemosensors 2024, 12, 15.
Motoc (m. Ilies), S.; Andelescu, A.; Visan, A.; Baciu, A.; Szerb, E.I.; Manea, F. Ferrocene-Containing Gallic Acid-Derivative Modified Carbon-Nanotube Electrodes for the Fast Simultaneous and Selective Determination of Cytostatics from Aqueous Solutions. Chemosensors2024, 12, 15.
Motoc (m. Ilies), S.; Andelescu, A.; Visan, A.; Baciu, A.; Szerb, E.I.; Manea, F. Ferrocene-Containing Gallic Acid-Derivative Modified Carbon-Nanotube Electrodes for the Fast Simultaneous and Selective Determination of Cytostatics from Aqueous Solutions. Chemosensors 2024, 12, 15.
Abstract
In this work, a ferrocene-containing gallic acid derivative modified carbon nanotubes paste electrode (Gal-Fc-CNT) obtained by simple mechanical mixing was studied for fast simultaneous voltammetric detection of doxorubicin (DOX), capecitabine (CPB) and cyclophosphamide (CPP) as cytostatic index by cumulative signal and selective detection of DOX. The electrochemical behaviors of individual and simultaneous DOX, CPB and CPP studied by cyclic voltammetry (CV) on Gal-Fc-CNT electrode at various pHs and potential ranges allowed the development of simple simultaneous detection method as cytostatic index at pH of 12 using square-wave voltammetry technique operated at modulation amplitude of 100 mV, step potential of 4 mV, frequency of 25 Hz and 100 mV·s−1 potential scan rate that allowed better performance than reported electrodes. Faster and selective detection of DOX with the lowest limit of detection of 75 ng⸱L-1 was achieved using square-wave voltammetry technique operated at modulation amplitude of 100 mV, step potential of 4 mV, frequency of 50 Hz and 200 mV·s−1 potential scan rate. The good results obtained for real tap water assessment indicated the utility of Gal-Fc-CNT paste electrode for practical applications (water samples, pharmaceutical formulations).
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