Topographic Characterization of Disposable Carbon Pencil Modified Electrodes

Autores
Berbejillo, J.; Laiz, J.; Cerdá, María Fernanda; Martins, María Elisa; Méndez, Eduardo
Año de publicación
2004
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inglés
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artículo
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versión publicada
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Carbón pencil electrodes are proposed as supporting material for the fabrication of disposable devices through surface modification by bismuth plating and polyaniline formation. The surface characteristics were assessed by fractal analysis under semi- infinite linear diffusion employing a soluble molecular probe, and scanning electrón microscopic analysis. The results indicate that the surface topography for bismuth- modified electrodes corresponds to a 2-dimensional smooth surface, while for polyaniline-modified electrodes, a surface fractal dimensión of 2.76 was obtained. These topographic characteristics indicate that bismuth-modified carbón electrodes are suitable for anodic stripping analysis, and polyaniline ones, due to the surface irregularities, may result a good supporting material for biomolecules attachment.
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Química
carbón pencil electrodes
fractals
Randles-Sevcik
topography
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Topographic Characterization of Disposable Carbon Pencil Modified Electrodes
title Topographic Characterization of Disposable Carbon Pencil Modified Electrodes
spellingShingle Topographic Characterization of Disposable Carbon Pencil Modified Electrodes
Berbejillo, J.
Química
carbón pencil electrodes
fractals
Randles-Sevcik
topography
title_short Topographic Characterization of Disposable Carbon Pencil Modified Electrodes
title_full Topographic Characterization of Disposable Carbon Pencil Modified Electrodes
title_fullStr Topographic Characterization of Disposable Carbon Pencil Modified Electrodes
title_full_unstemmed Topographic Characterization of Disposable Carbon Pencil Modified Electrodes
title_sort Topographic Characterization of Disposable Carbon Pencil Modified Electrodes
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Berbejillo, J.
Laiz, J.
Cerdá, María Fernanda
Martins, María Elisa
Méndez, Eduardo
author Berbejillo, J.
author_facet Berbejillo, J.
Laiz, J.
Cerdá, María Fernanda
Martins, María Elisa
Méndez, Eduardo
author_role author
author2 Laiz, J.
Cerdá, María Fernanda
Martins, María Elisa
Méndez, Eduardo
author2_role author
author
author
author
dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Química
carbón pencil electrodes
fractals
Randles-Sevcik
topography
topic Química
carbón pencil electrodes
fractals
Randles-Sevcik
topography
dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv Carbón pencil electrodes are proposed as supporting material for the fabrication of disposable devices through surface modification by bismuth plating and polyaniline formation. The surface characteristics were assessed by fractal analysis under semi- infinite linear diffusion employing a soluble molecular probe, and scanning electrón microscopic analysis. The results indicate that the surface topography for bismuth- modified electrodes corresponds to a 2-dimensional smooth surface, while for polyaniline-modified electrodes, a surface fractal dimensión of 2.76 was obtained. These topographic characteristics indicate that bismuth-modified carbón electrodes are suitable for anodic stripping analysis, and polyaniline ones, due to the surface irregularities, may result a good supporting material for biomolecules attachment.
Instituto de Investigaciones Fisicoquímicas Teóricas y Aplicadas
description Carbón pencil electrodes are proposed as supporting material for the fabrication of disposable devices through surface modification by bismuth plating and polyaniline formation. The surface characteristics were assessed by fractal analysis under semi- infinite linear diffusion employing a soluble molecular probe, and scanning electrón microscopic analysis. The results indicate that the surface topography for bismuth- modified electrodes corresponds to a 2-dimensional smooth surface, while for polyaniline-modified electrodes, a surface fractal dimensión of 2.76 was obtained. These topographic characteristics indicate that bismuth-modified carbón electrodes are suitable for anodic stripping analysis, and polyaniline ones, due to the surface irregularities, may result a good supporting material for biomolecules attachment.
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