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Elsevier, Materials Research Bulletin, (74), p. 271-277, 2016

DOI: 10.1016/j.materresbull.2015.10.049

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High-sensitive detection of dopamine using graphitic carbon nitride by electrochemical method

Journal article published in 2015 by Tengteng Jiang, Guohua Jiang ORCID, Qin Huang, Huijie Zhou
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Abstract

A simple electrochemical biosensor was developed based on graphitic carbon nitride polymers (g-CN) modified glass carbon electrode (g-CN/GCE). The modified electrode displayed the electrochemical sensitive to dopamine (DA) and showed a good linear and broad response to detect of DA. The inorganic ions had no effect on detecting of DA as well. The decreasing of electrochemical activity was only about 10% after exposure in PBS solution for 15 days which showed excellent stability and reproducibility. It is suggested that the g-CN biosensors have promising application for DA analysis.