An Amperometric Biosensor For Hg(II) Based On Urease/Alginateââ¬âChitosan Membrane Modified Screen Printed Carbon Electrode
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10.29303/jpm.v14i3.1338Published:
2019-09-30Downloads
Abstract
A screen-printed three-electrode system is fabricated to prepare a novel screen-printed biosensor for rapid determination of Hg(II) in aqueous solution. The amperometric biosensor is prepared by entrapping urease in alginateââ¬âchitosan membrane to modify the screen-printed carbon electrode. The urease/alginateââ¬âchitosan membrane for Hg(II) had optimum measurement conditions at work potential of -0.15 V, pH of 7, urea concentration of 75 mM, response time of 8 seconds, inhibition time of 7 minutes and temperature of 25 ðC. The resulted biosensor characteristic were found to have the range concentration of Hg(II) ion between 40-90 ppb with the detection limit I10% was 66.45 ppb, the coefficient of variance (Cv) was 0.8%, and reactivation was 5 times reuse.Keywords:
Amperometric biosensor Urease/alginateââ¬âchitosan membrane Screen- printed carbon electrodeReferences
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