A La 3+ -doped TiO 2 nanoparticle decorated functionalized-MWCNT catalyst: novel electrochemical non-enzymatic sensing of paraoxon-ethyl.
Shen-Ming ChenUmamaheswari RajajiPublished in: Nanoscale advances (2020)
The development of novel chemical sensors for pesticide detection has found particular application in the area of environmental monitoring. However, designing primary sensors as weapons to destroy contaminants ( e.g. , paraoxon-ethyl) in water and soil remains a challenge. Herein, we show different strategies, such as modification of TiO 2 NPs through La 3+ doping and decoration of f-MWCNTs, which can provide possibilities for notable developments in electrocatalytic performance. Using this approach, we introduce an active La 3+ doped TiO 2 NP decorated f-MWCNT electrocatalyst for pollutant monitoring applications. Thereby, our findings move towards an outstanding LOD (0.0019 μM) performance, high selectivity, and exceptional sensitivity (7.6690 μA μM -1 cm -2 ) on an as-presented catalytic platform for a PE sensor. Interestingly, the practical applicability of the suggested catalyst shows a rich sensing platform for PE-contaminated environmental samples.
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