新型电流传感器-双拄碳纤维微电极

本文报道了双拄碳纤维微电极的研究及应用,分别用循环伏安法,计市电流法考察了该电极的性能,并用实验验证了双微电极的稳态电流理论公式,探讨了理论曲线与结果偏离的原因,采用发生一收集模式,提出间接测定维生素B~1的方法,并取得了满意的结果,维生素B~1的检测限为1.0×10^-^6mol.dm^-^3,线性范围为7.5 ×10^-^6-7.5×10^-^4mol.dm^-^3     

Ring-modified carbon fiber microelectrodes and multi-microelectrode devices

Two new types of modified microelectrodes were used alone and in multi-microelectrode devices. Carbon fibers with diameters of 7.2 μm were modified either by electropolymerization, or by thermal polymerization of a mixture of monomers to give a thick coating of modifier around the cylindrical fiber. The modified fibers were then coated with an insulating layer. The tips of the electrodes were polished perpendicular to the axis of the fiber to give ring-modified disk electrodes. Copolymers of poly(vinylferrocene) and poly(vinylpyridine) with crosslinked polystyrene were used, and demonstrated behavior similar to that for surface modified electrodes, except that the electrodes could be polished to renew the surface. Multi-microelectrode devices were prepared. For example, a ring-modified working electrode, a silver/silver chloride coated practical reference electrode, and a platinum auxiliary electrode were used in a molded epoxy probe in electrolyte solution to give cyclic voltammograms that were similar to those expected for a ring-modified working electrode using traditional reference and auxiliary electrodes.     

Mercury-coated platinum microelectrodes for steady-state voltammetry in aqueous solutions at high temperature

Sphere-cap mercury microelectrodes fabricated on a platinum disk substrate were tested in aqueous solutions over the temperature range 295–353 K. The performance of these electrodes was assessed in solutions containing Ru(NH₃)₆Cl₃ and LiClO₄ as supporting electrolyte. From the steady-state limiting current obtained at three different mercury microelectrodes, the diffusion coefficient of the electroactive species at different temperatures was determined. It was found that the diffusion coefficient values were consistent with the Stokes–Einstein and activation energy models. The results obtained also allowed us to conclude that sphere-cap mercury microelectrodes can be useful for elevated temperature electroanalysis in aqueous solutions.     

Optimized carbon nanotube fiber microelectrodes as potential analytical tools

The preparation and interesting electrochemical properties of carbon nanotube (CNT) fiber microelectrodes are reported. By combining the advantages of CNT with those of fiber electrodes, this type of microelectrode differs from CNT-modified or CNT-containing composite electrodes, because they are made solely of CNT without other components, for example additives or binders. The performance of these electrodes has been characterized with regard to, among others, the electrocatalytic oxidation of analytes via dehydrogenase-mediated reactions. In this context the reversible regeneration of the coenzyme NAD(+) using a mediator is a key step in the development of new amperometric sensor devices and we have successfully immobilized mediator molecules that are very efficient for this purpose on the surface of the CNT fiber electrode. The microelectrodes thus obtained have been compared with classic carbon microelectrodes and have promising behavior in biosensing applications, especially after specific pretreatments such as CNT alignment inside the fiber or expansion of the specific surface by chemically induced swelling.     

氧化铱纳米颗粒修饰碳纤维电极用于水果中pH在线检测

pH检测在农业生产、食品加工、环境保护、疾病诊断等领域有着重要意义.电化学法具有响应速度快、灵敏度高和操作简单等优点,是目前最常用的pH检测方法之一.然而,商品化的pH计存在体积大、质子敏感膜易损等问题,仅能在相对稳定的样本溶液环境中工作,并不适用于植入式pH分析.本文将氧化铱纳米颗粒修饰在碳纤维微电极表面,构建了一种...     

Preparation and properties of polyimide/chopped carbon fiber composite foams

In this study, a series of reinforced polyimide (PI)/carbon fiber (CF) composite foams were fabricated through thermal foaming of polyester ammonium salt (PEAS) precursor powders. The PEAS precursor powders containing different contents of chopped CF were synthesized from benzophenone‐3,3′,4,4′‐tetracarboxylic dianhydride (BTDA) and 4,4′‐diaminodiphenyl ether (ODA). The effects of different CF loadings on foaming behavior of PEAS/CF composite precursor powders, final cellular morphology, and physical properties of PI composite foams were investigated. The results revealed that the chopped CF acted as nucleation agent in the foaming process. The dispersion of CF can be evaluated using digital microscope. It is interesting to find that the chopped CF were highly oriented along the direction of cell arrises. As a result, the mechanical properties of PI foams were significantly enhanced owing to the incorporation of chopped CF. Furthermore, the thermal stability of PI composite foams were also slightly improved owing to fine dispersion of CF. In addition, the PI/CF composite foam shows uniform cell size distribution and the best comprehensive physical properties as chopped CF loading at around 6 wt%. Copyright © 2016 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Carbon nanotube fiber microelectrodes

Carbon nanotube (CNT) fibers have been used to fabricate microelectrodes with an attractive electrochemical behavior. By combining the advantages of CNT materials and fiber microelectrodes, the new material expands the scope of CNT-based electrochemical devices. The CNT fiber offers a marked decrease in the overvoltage for the NADH, dopamine, and hydrogen peroxide and circumvents NADH surface fouling effects. Heat treatment is shown to be extremely useful for activating the CNT fiber surfaces for electron transfer. SEM imaging and cyclic-voltammetric data indicate that the heat treatment leads to the removal of nonconducting residues and exposure of a "fresh" CNT surface. The new electrode material thus presents new opportunities for a wide range of electrochemical and analytical applications.     

Multimembrane carbon fiber microelectrodes for amperometric determination of serotonin in human urine

An electrochemical sensor for the determination of serotonin in urine was prepared using Ni(II)-phthalocyanine and Nafion to modify the surface of a 4 mm length carbon fiber microelectrode. The resultant sensor was found to improve the response towards this neuronal amine versus the microelectrode without the polymer films. Different polymerization conditions, as well as different conditioning solutions and buffer systems, were investigated in order to optimize the response of the electrodes. Square wave voltammetry (SWV) is proposed as a direct method for determination of serotonin in human urine, after a solid-liquid extraction process. The proposed method enables a detection limit for serotonin of 0.80 +/- 0.04 microgram L-1 to be achieved at a reduction potential of 0.35 V, with an overall prediction error of 2.2% and recoveries of 93%.     

Paracetamol voltammetric microsensors based on electrocopolymerized-molecularly imprinted film modified carbon fiber microelectrodes

A molecularly imprinted polymer is presented as a carbon fiber microelectrode coating for determining the presence of paracetamol. The polymeric film was obtained by electrocopolymerization of o-phenylenediamine and aniline in the presence of the template molecule, through the use of cyclic voltammetry. After removing the template, the signals of the microsensor were converted into physical ones by a voltammetric transductor using square wave voltammetry. Various parameters influencing the electropolymerization and voltammetric determination processes were examined and optimized. The response of the imprinted microsensor to paracetamol was linearly proportional to its concentration over the range 6.5 x 10(-6) to 2.0 x 10(-3) mol l(-1), with good stability and reproducibility (RSD < 5.6%). The detection limit was 1.5 microM. Under the experimental conditions used the voltammetric microsensor was able to differentiate between paracetamol and other closely structurally-related compounds present in biological fluids, such as certain catecholamines.     

Preparation and gas-sensing properties of pitch-based carbon fiber prepared using a melt-electrospinning method

Pitch-based carbon fibers (PCFs) were fabricated using a melt-electrospinning method and used as a gas sensor electrode for nitric oxide (NO). The PCFs were modified through different heat-treatment temperatures (1,000, 1,650, and 2,300 °C) and activation conditions (2, 4, and 6 M KOH solutions) to investigate the effect of these processes on the structure and surface functionalities of the resultant fiber samples. Field emission scanning electron microscopy, elemental analyzer, Raman spectroscopy, and pore analysis techniques were then employed to characterize the prepared samples. As a result of these modifications, the porosity and electrical conductivity of the prepared PCFs increased, which resulted in enlarged gas adsorption sites and an improved electron transfer. The improved porosity of the PCFs was attributed to the chemical activation process, whereas the enhanced electrical conductivity was also attributed to higher heat-treatment temperature. The sensing ability of the PCFs for NO-gas was thus significantly improved based on the effects of the chemical activation and higher heat-treatment temperatures. The performance of these PCFs as an NO-gas sensor system suggests promising application of carbon fibers as a novel and highly efficient NO-gas sensing material.     

Analytical applications of poly(3-methylthiophene)-coated cylindrical carbon fiber microelectrodes

Some analytical applications of carbon fiber microelectrodes (CFMEs) modified with cyclic voltammetric electrogenerated poly(3-methylthiophene) (P3MT) coatings are described. Cyclic voltammograms in aqueous solutions of the phenolic antioxidants tert-butylhydroxyanisole (BHA), tert-butylhydroquinone (TBHQ), propylgallate (PG), and tert-butylhydroxytoluene (BHT) showed that electrocatalytic effects and an improved electrode kinetics occurred at the modified microelectrodes when compared with GC electrodes of conventional size. Moreover, reproducible voltammograms were obtained, obviating the need of cleaning or pretreatment of the coated microelectrode. Another important analytical advantage was the greatly improved resolution for mixtures of analytes. The behavior of P3MT-CFMEs in organized media was tested by considering their voltammetric response towards the electrochemical oxidation of PG. The nonionic surfactant Pluronic F 68 was selected as the most suitable to form micellar solutions of PG, as well as the emulsifying agent for the preparation of oil-in-water emulsions. A 20:80 ethyl acetate:n-hexane mixture was used as the organic phase and a 0.05 mol L⁻¹ H₃PO₄/H₂PO₄⁻ buffer solution of pH 2.0 as the aqueous continuous phase. Cyclic voltammetry demonstrated that the PG oxidation current was purely diffusion-controlled in the organized medium. The analytical characteristics obtained by using differential pulse voltammetry were slightly better than those obtained in aqueous solution. Furthermore, the improved resolution for mixtures of analytes is retained in the oil-in-water emulsified medium. The proposed method was applied with good results to the determination of PG in spiked commercial dehydrated soup samples by direct emulsification of aliquots of the sample extract in the ethyl acetate:n-hexane mixture.     

电化学活化碳纤维微电极和脑神经递质及抗坏血酸在体测定

本文采用一种简单电化学方法,即恒电流法处理自制碳纤维电极,在脑神经递质测定中显示了很高的灵敏度和分辨能力.活化后的电极对多巴胺的检测限达5×10^-8mol.dm^-3,对多巴胺和抗坏血酸的伏安峰分离达170mV.作者使用该电极,采用半微分伏安法测定了活体大鼠脑内抗坏血酸,3,4-二羟苯乙酸和5-羟吲哚乙酸的浓度分别为1.7×10^-4,2.1×10^-5和 3.3×10^-6mol·dm^-3.本文对电极的制作,活化条件,伏安峰判别,在体药物实验和电极活化机理等进行了研究和探讨.     

Preparation and properties of some cardopolyamides

Several polyamides that contained cardo units were prepared. Thus 9,9-bis(4-aminophenyl)fluorene and 9,9-bis(4-aminophenyl)anthrone were condensed with 2,5-dimethyl-1,4-benzenediacetyl chloride, 2,4-dimethyl-1,4-benzendiacetyl chloride, and 2,5-dimethoxy-1,4-benzediacetyl chloride. Lowtemperature solution polycondensation in dimethyl acetamide (DMAc) was used throughout. The polymers were obtained in 80–90% yield and possessed intrinisic viscosities in the range of 0.6–1.2. The polymers were characterized by infrared (IR) spectra and elemental analysis. The solubility, crystallinity, and thermal stability of the polyamides were also determined.     

Preparation and some properties of polyoxathiaferrocenophanes

Some sulfur analogs of a crown ether-like compound containing ferrocene as a ring member were prepared. Their complexing ability was poor with alkali metal cations but good with a silver cation.     

Preparation and properties of some peralkylpolygermanes

Summary The alkylation of trihalogenogermane etherates 2R₂O·GeCl₃ with Grignard reagents RMgBr forms, in addition to tetraalkylgermanes, polyalkylpolygermanes R(GeR₂)_nR having an exclusively linear structure.Translated from Izvestiya Akademii Nauk SSSR, Seriya Khimicheskaya, No. 6, pp. 1395–1398, June, 1977.     

A Miniature glucose/O2 biofuel cell with single-walled carbon nanotubes-modified carbon fiber microelectrodes as the substrate

This study demonstrates a new kind of miniature glucose/O₂ biofuel cells (BFCs) based on carbon fiber microelectrodes (CFMEs) modified with single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWNTs). SWNTs are used as a support both for stably confining the electrocatalyst (i.e., methylene green, MG) for the oxidation of NADH and the anodic biocatalyst (i.e., NAD⁺-dependent glucose dehydrogenase, GDH) for the oxidation of glucose and for efficiently facilitating direct electrochemistry of the cathodic biocatalyst (i.e., laccase) for the O₂ reduction. The prepared micro-sized GDH-based bioanode and laccase-based biocathode exhibit good bioelectrocatalytic activity toward the oxidation of glucose and the reduction of oxygen, respectively. In 0.10 M phosphate buffer containing 10 mM NAD⁺ and 45 mM glucose under ambient air, the power density of the assembled miniature compartment-less glucose/O₂ BFC reaches 58 μW cm⁻² at 0.40 V. The stability of the miniature glucose/O₂ BFC is also evaluated.     

Preparation and some properties of nylon 46

Nylon 46 was synthesized from the salt of 1,4-diaminobutane and adipic acid. High molecular weight polymers could be obtained by reaction for 1 hr at 215°C in a closed system and at least for 1 hr in vacuo at a temperature in the range 290–305°C. The reactions at 290°C were found to have taken place in the solid state and those at 305°C in the melt. The highest molecular weights (M?_w ca. 45,000) were obtained by reaction at 290°C with a nylon salt with a pH of 7.8–8.0. The molecular weight characteristics were studied with end-group analysis, viscometry, light scattering, and ultracentrifugation. The polymers were found to be gel-free and monodisperse (M?_w/M?_n ～ 1.15). Films could be cast from formic acid. From x-ray diffraction patterns, measured on such films, spacings of 3.74 and 4.30 Å were calculated, whereas a long period of 66 Å was also found. The infrared spectra showed all the usual amide bands of even–even polyamides. The melting temperature was found to vary between 283 and 319°C, depending on the thermal history of the sample. Water absorption measured on a cast film showed this to be very hygroscopic (7.5% at 65% RH), while a highly crystalline sample absorbed only little water (1.6% at 65% RH).     

Preparation and some properties of porcine chymotrypsinogen

Summary A homogeneous preparation of chymotrypsinogen has been obtained by the fractional salting out of an acid extract of porcine pancreas and subsequent chromatography on a column of CM-cellulose. The isoelectric point of the enzyme has been found to be pH 8.8 and the optimum value of the pH for activation with trypsin 7.6. The enzyme is most stable in solutions with pH 3.0.     

Adsorption properties of iodine-doped activated carbon fiber

Iodine-doped activated carbon fibers (ACFs) were prepared by the iodine immersion method on pitch-based ACF. Then iodine-doped ACFs were heated in argon at 523 K for 4 h and at 673 K for 2 h. The iodine structure of the resultant iodine-doped ACFs was examined using X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy. The micropore structures were determined by N(2) adsorption at 77 K. The surface area and micropore volume of iodine-doped ACFs are less than those of pristine ACFs. However, the pore width does not change with the iodine doping. The effects of iodine doping on adsorption properties of ACFs for H(2)O and NO at 303 K were examined. The iodine doping affected remarkably the adsorptivities of ACFs for H(2)O and NO. In particular, iodine-doped ACFs treated at 673 K show enhanced adsorptivities for H(2)O and NO. This result suggests that iodine molecules doped on the micropores should be charged by heat treatment at 673 K.