Strategies for developing NADH detector based on meldola blue in different immobilization methods: a comparative study

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Autor(a) principal: Mariotti,Marcela P.
Data de Publicação: 2006
Outros Autores: Riccardi,Carla dos S., Fertonani,Fernando L., Yamanaka,Hideko
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Journal of the Brazilian Chemical Society (Online)
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Resumo: A comparative study was accomplished between two immobilization methodologies for the meldola's blue (MB), used to decrease the oxidation potential of NADH. The study was performed with glassy carbon electrode by electropolymerization of pyrrole and MB through the technique of cyclic voltammetry being evaluated the effect of the number of cycles to define the thickness and the stability of the film. With 25 cycles it was obtained the best result. They were also investigated the modification of the graphite electrode with film formed by the system sol-gel PPO 300 or PPO 4000 for the dip-coating, through two methods: occlusion and adsorption. The best method was it of adsorption of MB during 10 min, following by deposit of the film PPO 300, favored for the time of drying (24 hours). The adsorption of MB followed by PPO 300 deposition presented broader linear range than PPy methodology.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Strategies for developing NADH detector based on meldola blue in different immobilization methods: a comparative study
title Strategies for developing NADH detector based on meldola blue in different immobilization methods: a comparative study
spellingShingle Strategies for developing NADH detector based on meldola blue in different immobilization methods: a comparative study
Mariotti,Marcela P.
meldola's blue
NADH
polypyrrole film
electropolymerization
Sol-Gel process
title_short Strategies for developing NADH detector based on meldola blue in different immobilization methods: a comparative study
title_full Strategies for developing NADH detector based on meldola blue in different immobilization methods: a comparative study
title_fullStr Strategies for developing NADH detector based on meldola blue in different immobilization methods: a comparative study
title_full_unstemmed Strategies for developing NADH detector based on meldola blue in different immobilization methods: a comparative study
title_sort Strategies for developing NADH detector based on meldola blue in different immobilization methods: a comparative study
author Mariotti,Marcela P.
author_facet Mariotti,Marcela P.
Riccardi,Carla dos S.
Fertonani,Fernando L.
Yamanaka,Hideko
author_role author
author2 Riccardi,Carla dos S.
Fertonani,Fernando L.
Yamanaka,Hideko
author2_role author
author
author
dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Mariotti,Marcela P.
Riccardi,Carla dos S.
Fertonani,Fernando L.
Yamanaka,Hideko
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv meldola's blue
NADH
polypyrrole film
electropolymerization
Sol-Gel process
topic meldola's blue
NADH
polypyrrole film
electropolymerization
Sol-Gel process
description A comparative study was accomplished between two immobilization methodologies for the meldola's blue (MB), used to decrease the oxidation potential of NADH. The study was performed with glassy carbon electrode by electropolymerization of pyrrole and MB through the technique of cyclic voltammetry being evaluated the effect of the number of cycles to define the thickness and the stability of the film. With 25 cycles it was obtained the best result. They were also investigated the modification of the graphite electrode with film formed by the system sol-gel PPO 300 or PPO 4000 for the dip-coating, through two methods: occlusion and adsorption. The best method was it of adsorption of MB during 10 min, following by deposit of the film PPO 300, favored for the time of drying (24 hours). The adsorption of MB followed by PPO 300 deposition presented broader linear range than PPy methodology.
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