The redox behavior of spironolactone（SP） drug in Britton-Robinson（BR） buffer of pH 2-11 was investigated by differential pulse cathodic stripping voltammetry（DPCSV） and cyclic voltammetry（CV） at hanging mercur...The redox behavior of spironolactone（SP） drug in Britton-Robinson（BR） buffer of pH 2-11 was investigated by differential pulse cathodic stripping voltammetry（DPCSV） and cyclic voltammetry（CV） at hanging mercury dropping electrode（HMDE）.At pH 9-10.5,the DPCSV of SP drug showed two cathodic peaks at1.15 and1.38 V at the HMDE vs.Ag/AgCl reference electrode.In the CV,at pH 9-10,the dependence of the cathodic peak current,Ip,c and peak potential,Ep,c of the second peak（Ep,c2） on the scan rate（n） and on the depolizer（SP） concentrations was typical of an electrode coupled（EC） chemical reaction type mechanism.The plot of Ip,cat 1.380 V of the DPCSV vs.SP concentration at pH 9 was linear over the concentration range of 1.2×1010-9.6×107 M.The lower limit of detection（LLOD） and limit of quantification（LOQ） of the drug were 1.1×1011 and 4.14×1011 M,respectively.The method was successfully applied for the analysis of SP residues in industrial wastewater,in pure form（98.273.1%） and in drug formulations e.g.Aldactones tablet（98.3572.9%）.The method was validated by comparison with HPLC and the official data methods.展开更多
We prepared Pb-0.3wt%Ag/Pb-WC（WC stands for tungsten carbide,the same below） composite inert anodes by double-pulse electrodeposition on the surface of Pb-0.3wt%Ag substrates,and investigated the electrochemical pro...We prepared Pb-0.3wt%Ag/Pb-WC（WC stands for tungsten carbide,the same below） composite inert anodes by double-pulse electrodeposition on the surface of Pb-0.3wt%Ag substrates,and investigated the electrochemical properties of the composite inert anodes,which were obtained under different forward pulse average current densities from 2 A/dm2 to 5 A/dm2 and WC concentrations from 0 g/L to 40 g/L in bath.The kinetic parameters of oxygen evolution,corrosion potential and corrosion current of the composite inert anodes were obtained in a synthetic zinc electrowinning electrolyte of 50 g/L Zn2＋ and 150 g/L H2SO4 at 35 ℃,by measuring the anodic polarization curves,Tafel polarization curves and cyclic voltammetry curves.The results show that Pb-0.3wt% Ag/Pb-WC composite inert anodes obtained under forward pulse average current density of 3 A/dm2 and WC concentration of 30 g/L in an original acid plating bath,possess higher electrocatalytic activity of oxygen evolution,lower overpotential of oxygen evolution,better reversibility of electrode reaction and corrosion resistance in [ZnSO4＋H2SO4] solution.The overpotential of oxygen evolution of the composite inert anode is 0.926 V under 500 A/m2 in [ZnSO4＋H2SO4] solution,and 245 mV lower than that of Pb-1% Ag alloy;the corrosion current of the composite inert anode is 0.95×10-4A which is distinctly lower than that of Pb-1%Ag alloy,showing the excellent corrosion resistance.展开更多
The development of a simple,fast,and sensitive method for Se(Ⅳ)determination is detailed in the present work.Experimental conditions were optimized using differential pulse and square wave cathodic stripping voltamme...The development of a simple,fast,and sensitive method for Se(Ⅳ)determination is detailed in the present work.Experimental conditions were optimized using differential pulse and square wave cathodic stripping voltammetry.An ex-situ bismuth film was deposited on the surface of a glassy carbon electrode and used as the working electrode.An exhaustive study of potential interferents was performed.Cu(Ⅱ)interference is one of the most significant challenges in Se(Ⅳ)determination.By integrating acetonitrile in the supporting electrolyte,Cu(Ⅰ)was stabilized through complex formation,thereby preventing metallic copper deposition and copper selenide formation.Even with a 50-fold excess of Cu(Ⅱ),no interference was observed in the quantification of Se(Ⅳ).The proposed method was validated using two certifi ed reference materials(CRMs)and applied to the analysis of four water samples,three of which were spiked with Se(Ⅳ).Satisfactory results were obtained from the validation and water sample analysis.展开更多
基金funded by the Deanship of Scientific Research (DSR),King Abdulaziz University under grant number 172/428
文摘The redox behavior of spironolactone（SP） drug in Britton-Robinson（BR） buffer of pH 2-11 was investigated by differential pulse cathodic stripping voltammetry（DPCSV） and cyclic voltammetry（CV） at hanging mercury dropping electrode（HMDE）.At pH 9-10.5,the DPCSV of SP drug showed two cathodic peaks at1.15 and1.38 V at the HMDE vs.Ag/AgCl reference electrode.In the CV,at pH 9-10,the dependence of the cathodic peak current,Ip,c and peak potential,Ep,c of the second peak（Ep,c2） on the scan rate（n） and on the depolizer（SP） concentrations was typical of an electrode coupled（EC） chemical reaction type mechanism.The plot of Ip,cat 1.380 V of the DPCSV vs.SP concentration at pH 9 was linear over the concentration range of 1.2×1010-9.6×107 M.The lower limit of detection（LLOD） and limit of quantification（LOQ） of the drug were 1.1×1011 and 4.14×1011 M,respectively.The method was successfully applied for the analysis of SP residues in industrial wastewater,in pure form（98.273.1%） and in drug formulations e.g.Aldactones tablet（98.3572.9%）.The method was validated by comparison with HPLC and the official data methods.
基金Funded by the Specialized Research Fund for the Doctoral Program of the Ministry of Education of China(No.20125314110011)the Key Project of Yunnan Province Applied Basic Research Plan of China(No.2014FA024)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.51564029)
文摘We prepared Pb-0.3wt%Ag/Pb-WC（WC stands for tungsten carbide,the same below） composite inert anodes by double-pulse electrodeposition on the surface of Pb-0.3wt%Ag substrates,and investigated the electrochemical properties of the composite inert anodes,which were obtained under different forward pulse average current densities from 2 A/dm2 to 5 A/dm2 and WC concentrations from 0 g/L to 40 g/L in bath.The kinetic parameters of oxygen evolution,corrosion potential and corrosion current of the composite inert anodes were obtained in a synthetic zinc electrowinning electrolyte of 50 g/L Zn2＋ and 150 g/L H2SO4 at 35 ℃,by measuring the anodic polarization curves,Tafel polarization curves and cyclic voltammetry curves.The results show that Pb-0.3wt% Ag/Pb-WC composite inert anodes obtained under forward pulse average current density of 3 A/dm2 and WC concentration of 30 g/L in an original acid plating bath,possess higher electrocatalytic activity of oxygen evolution,lower overpotential of oxygen evolution,better reversibility of electrode reaction and corrosion resistance in [ZnSO4＋H2SO4] solution.The overpotential of oxygen evolution of the composite inert anode is 0.926 V under 500 A/m2 in [ZnSO4＋H2SO4] solution,and 245 mV lower than that of Pb-1% Ag alloy;the corrosion current of the composite inert anode is 0.95×10-4A which is distinctly lower than that of Pb-1%Ag alloy,showing the excellent corrosion resistance.
基金support from ANID by Proyecto PAI N°77190012Proyecto FONDEQUIP EQM150101。
文摘The development of a simple,fast,and sensitive method for Se(Ⅳ)determination is detailed in the present work.Experimental conditions were optimized using differential pulse and square wave cathodic stripping voltammetry.An ex-situ bismuth film was deposited on the surface of a glassy carbon electrode and used as the working electrode.An exhaustive study of potential interferents was performed.Cu(Ⅱ)interference is one of the most significant challenges in Se(Ⅳ)determination.By integrating acetonitrile in the supporting electrolyte,Cu(Ⅰ)was stabilized through complex formation,thereby preventing metallic copper deposition and copper selenide formation.Even with a 50-fold excess of Cu(Ⅱ),no interference was observed in the quantification of Se(Ⅳ).The proposed method was validated using two certifi ed reference materials(CRMs)and applied to the analysis of four water samples,three of which were spiked with Se(Ⅳ).Satisfactory results were obtained from the validation and water sample analysis.
