Electrochemical Detection of Small Volumes of Glyphosate with Mass-Produced Non-Modified Gold Chips

Mizers, V.; Gerbreders, V.; Sledevskis, E.; Kokina, I.; Tamanis, E.; Krasovska, M.; Mihailova, I.; Orugcovs, A.; Bulanovs, A.

doi:10.2478/lpts-2020-0013

Abstract

Mass-produced printed circuit board (PCB) electrodes were used as electrochemical cells to detect the widely-used herbicide glyphosate. Square wave voltammetry (SWV) was used to determine the presence of glyphosate in aqueous Cu(NO₃)₂ solution. Optimal measurement conditions for the detection of glyphosate with PCB electrodes were found. It was determined that glyphosate was able to soak into the growing plants from the substrate. Glyphosate-contaminated plant juice was distinguished from control samples using the PCB electrode. Glyphosate-contaminated plants were found to have DNA mutations.

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Electrochemical Detection of Small Volumes of Glyphosate with Mass-Produced Non-Modified Gold Chips

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