2010
Álvarez-Romero, G.A., Ramírez-Silva, M.T.,Galán-Vidal, C.A., Páez-Hernández, M.E., Romero-Romo, M.A. Development of a Chloride Ion-Selective Solid State Sensor Based on Doped Polypyrrole-Graphite-Epoxy Composite. Electroanalysis, 22:14 (2010), 16501654. DOI: 10.1002/elan.200900601
Abstract
This paper reports the development and characterization of a solid state potentiometric sensor for chloride ions, based on doped polypyrrole-graphite-epoxy composite. The optimum mixture proportion found for polypyrrole:graphite was 60?:?40 meanwhile a 50?:?50 proportion was used for the polypyrrol+graphite:epoxy mixture. The stabilization time was approximately 16?min, while the response times varied within 2 and 23?s. The sensor displayed a sensitivity of 58?mV/decade [Cl?], and 3×10?6?M detection limit. The selectivity coefficients showed a greater selectivity to that reported for commercial-type sensors. The statistical analysis for chlorides' determination in commercial saline serums did not show significant differences respect to data reported by the manufacturers.
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