DIFFERENTIAL DOUBLE PULSE VOLTAMMETRY AT CHEMICALLY MODIFIED PLATINUM-ELECTRODES FOR INVIVO DETERMINATION OF CATECHOLAMINES
DIFFERENTIAL DOUBLE PULSE VOLTAMMETRY AT CHEMICALLY MODIFIED PLATINUM-ELECTRODES FOR INVIVO DETERMINATION OF CATECHOLAMINES
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DOI:
10.1021/ac50003a009
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发表时间:
1976-01-01
影响因子:
7.4
通讯作者:
HUBBARD, AT
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作者:
LANE, RF;HUBBARD, AT
Problems with film formation on Pt electrodes preclude the use of differential pulse voltammetry for analytical determination of catecholamines in physiological media. A pulse electrochemical technique, differential double pulse voltammetry, utilizes 2 simultaneously varying unequal square wave potential pulses as an alternative to the linear DC ramp and allows these problems to be avoided. Theory and experiment were in good agreement with a reversible, 2-electron oxidation to the o-quinones, with no further complications from homogeneous chemical reactions indicated. Chemical modification of Pt surfaces with aqueous I- provided an electrode which was essentially devoid of electrochemical and chemical interference over the potential range of interest. The modified electrodes exhibited a sensitivity toward the catecholamines unachievable with unreacted electrodes. The methodology was discussed in regard to its potential usefulness for the determination of dopamine and norepinephrine in brain tissue.