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In-situ construction of N and P doped hollow sphere carbon for eletrochemical sensing of antibiotic drug from poultry sustenance

Publication Type : Journal Article

Publisher : Elsevier

Source : Electrochimica Acta

Url : https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0013468622019296?casa_token=T8cFCLlsF8UAAAAA:hYE_bkGxh8hqmqHNAbX2N94jtb7WLLoGAFARB8g7sr4RLiU1hLNBtJUAwUcJhuEMpDTpufssxJk

Campus : Amritapuri

School : School of Physical Sciences

Department : Chemistry

Year : 2023

Abstract : To develop a low-cost electrocatalyst with excellent performance for real time drug monitoring along with higher selectivity is yet challenging. Herein, N, P-hollow sphere carbon (NPSC) loaded with different amount of phytic acid content by single step in-situ polymerization technique is explored to modulate porous structure of carbon support. From the results, enhanced electrocatalytic performance towards the detection of nitrofurantoin (NFT) was gratified by the introduction of 0.6 g P loading with unique hollow shell morphology, large accessible surface area, abundant defect sites and high surface to volume ratio as well as synergy effect of N and P dopants. Boosted electrocatalytic activity of NPSC-0.6 altered working electrode can be employed to assay NFT with wide linear range from 1-2500 μM and ultra-low LOD of 0.036 µM along with appreciable sensitivity and superior stability over 95 %. Accordingly, this work will enrich the understanding of different amount of P loading on N-hollow sphere carbon for NFT detection over poultry sustenance and human blood serum samples. This work paves the way to design a low cost, high performance porous sensing material for the detection of poultry drug nitrofurantoin.

Cite this Research Publication : Narmatha Sivaraman, Velu Duraisamy, Limi Lucious, Beena Saraswathyamma, Sakkarapalayam Murugesan Senthil Kumar, Rangasamy Thangamuthu,In-situ construction of N and P doped hollow sphere carbon for eletrochemical sensing of antibiotic drug from poultry sustenance,Electrochemica Acta, 441, 14177,2023.

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