Delia Gligor, Yusuf Dilgin, Ionel Catalin Popescu and Lo Gorton
- The amperometric detection of NADH, at +200 mV vs. SCE, is described by the following electroanalytical parameters: a sensitivity of 1.82 mA M−1, a detection limit of 2 μM and a linear domain up to 0.1 mM NADH.
- Bis-phenothiazin-3-yl methane (BPhM):
- The GC electrode was mechanically polished with alumina (Al2O3, 1 μm) to a mirror finish and then cleaned by sonication in Millipore water
- The peak potential separation (ΔEp 67 mV, at 20 mV s−1) and the high value of the peak width at half peak height (100 mV) in comparison with their theoretical values (0 and 45.3 mV, respectively) confirm the quasi-reversible character of the surface-confined redox process, generating the voltammetric response of the GC/poly-BPhM modified electrode. REF 35 = R.W. Murray In: W.H. Saunders Jr., Editor, Techniques of Chemistry vol. 22, Wiley, New York (1992)