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A Highly Selective Real-Time Electroanalytical Detection of Sulfide Via Laser-Induced Graphene Sensor

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|Feb 2024

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Scheme I:

Schematic of the electrochemical sensor fabrication with the real image of the sensor.

Figure 1:

(a) SEM image of bare LIG (b) modified with MB (c) EDX analysis. EDX, energy dispersive X-ray; LIG, laser-induced graphene; MB, methylene blue; SEM, scanning electron microscopy.

Figure 2:

(a) XRD of the LIG/MB (b) XPS of the LIG/MB modification. LIG, laser-induced graphene; MB, methylene blue; XRD, X-ray diffraction; XPS, X-ray photoelectron scattering.

Figure 3:

(a) EIS of bare LIG and LIG/MB, (b) Comparative CV response of LIG and LIG/MB with the potassium ferricyanide–KCl solution for 50 mV/S, n = 4 (number of cycle). CV, cyclic voltammetry; EIS, electrochemical impedance spectroscopy; LIG, laser-induced graphene; MB, methylene blue.

Figure 4:

(a) Comparative CV of bare LIG in pH7 PBS and 1 mM Na2S at 10 mV/S for n = 4, (b) Comparative CV of LIG/MB in (pH = 7) PBS and 1 mM Na2S at 10 mV/S for n = 4. CV, cyclic voltammetry; LIG, laser-induced graphene; MB, methylene blue; PBS, phosphate buffer solution.

Figure 5:

(a) Scan rate of 0.1 M PBS (pH = 7.4) on LIG/MB electrochemical sensor, (b) Scan rate test of 1 mM Na2S on LIG/MB electrochemical sensor, (c) Scan rate calibration curve (Ipa vs. sqrt(ν)) (d) Laviron plot of the LIG/MB electrochemical sensor from the scan rate plot. LIG, laser-induced graphene; MB, methylene blue; PBS, phosphate buffer solution.

Figure 6:

(a) Concentration analysis on LIG/MB–based electrochemical sensor (b) calibration curve of the concentration analysis Ipa vs. concentration. Two linear ranges can be observed. LIG, laser-induced graphene; MB, methylene blue.

Figure 7

(a) pH analysis of PBS on the LIG/MB electrochemical sensor ranging from 3 to 11 pH (b) Ipa vs. pH (c) Epa vs. pH. LIG, laser-induced graphene; MB, methylene blue; PBS, phosphate buffer solution.

Figure 8:

Interference effect analysis (a) with the direct interfering analyte (b) with the gases.

Figure 9:

(a) Repeatability and (b) reproducibility of the fabricated electrochemical.

Figure 10:

Real Sample analysis of (a) Kapra Lake, (b) Hussain Sagar Lake, (c) Shameerpet Lake.

Real sample analysis_

Source of Lake WaterS. No.Added (μM)Found (μM)Recovery (%)RSD
Shameerpet Lake1109.86666798.72.055076
25049.2666798.64.72582
310099.399.32.64575
Hussain Sagar Lake1109.8981.37477
25049.7133399.442.41316
310099.8999.893.6056
Kapra Lake1109.84333398.51.76376
25049.0766798.24.45459
310099.6199.612.91376

Comparison with the previously reported works_

MaterialMethodRange (μM)LoD (μM)Ref.
CoPCNF/GCECV75–77046[22]
CECCV100–10009[23]
Mercury/PlatinumCSSV1–200.25[24]
HMDESWP0.2–830.1[25]
HMDEDPCSV3–202[26]
BDDCV20–1000.8[27]
GCESWV3–1200.10[28]
LIG/MBCA/CV0.5–5000.435This work
Language: English
Submitted on: Aug 9, 2023
Published on: Feb 7, 2024
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
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© 2024 Ritesh Kumar Singh, Khairunnisa Amreen, Satish Kumar Dubey, Sanket Goel, published by Macquarie University, Australia
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