Issue 1, 1996

Use of surfactant-modified cellulose acetate for a high-linearity and pH-resistant glucose electrode

Abstract

Cellulose acetate modified by incorporation of the surfactant Tween-80 is used as an outer membrane in a glucose oxidase based enzyme electrode. The membrane acts as a glucose diffusion restricting barrier, allowing extension of response linearity to 0.4 mol I–1, with sensitivity of 2.5 nA l mmol–1. Response times of <100 s can be achieved by use of initial slope (I/t) measurements. The membrane also provides protection for the enzyme from low pH deactivation for at least 10 min, allowing for re-use in low-pH samples such as citrus fruit.

Article information

Article type
Paper

Anal. Commun., 1996,33, 27-30

Use of surfactant-modified cellulose acetate for a high-linearity and pH-resistant glucose electrode

A. Maines, A. Cambiaso, L. Delfino, G. Verreschi, I. Christie and P. Vadgama, Anal. Commun., 1996, 33, 27 DOI: 10.1039/AC9963300027

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