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Title
A Renewable and Sensitive Glucose Sensor Based on Bulk-Modified Reduced Graphene Oxide-Nickel Oxide Nanocomposite Carbon Ceramic Electrode
Type of Research Article
Keywords
Glucose sensor; Renewable electrode; rGO-NiO nanocomposite
Abstract
In this study a sensitive enzymeless glucose sensor based on reduced graphene oxide-nickel oxide (rGO-NiO) nanocomposite bulk-modified carbon ceramic electrode (rGO-NiO/CCE) was reported. The rGO-NiO/CCE was prepared by dispersing of rGO-NiO nanocomposite into sol–gel precursors. During the hydrolysis of ethyl triethoxysilane, rGO-NiO was trapped into the gel, which after molding and drying was used as a renewable and polishable electrode. Cyclic voltammogram of the rGONiO/CCE in hexacyanoferrate(II/III) showed an improved electron transfer rate in comparison with NiO/CCE, rGO/CCE and CCE. The electrocatalytic performance of rGO-NiO/CCE toward the electrooxidation of glucose was studied thoroughly. Wide linear range of 25–2650 μM, low detection limit of 12.43 μM, and high sensitivity of 1.55 μA μM –1 cm –2 were reported for the rGO-NiO/CCE proving suitable performance of the prepared sensor in comparison with other glucose sensors. In order to verify the reliability of the electrode, determination of glucose in serum samples was studied and satisfactory results were obtained.
Researchers Habib Razmi (First Researcher)، Hossein Shirdel (Second Researcher)، Rahim Mohammad-Rezaei (Third Researcher)