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Ordered Mesoporous Carbon Modified : Synthesis and Applications
Author: NDAMANISHA Jean Chrysostome
Tutor: Professor Liping GUO
School: Northeast Normal University
Course: Analytical Chemistry
Keywords: Ordered Mesoporous Carbon Electrocatalytic Thiol Glucose Ferrocenecarboxylate Functional Uric acid Peroxide
CLC: O613.71
Type: PhD thesis
Year: 2009
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Abstract
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Recently, the development of mesoporous carbon aroused great interest. Such a carbon material has a high surface area, uniform pore size adjustable, high thermal stability, the structure of variable composition and high chemical stability. These features make the mesoporous carbon be used to detect certain substances electrochemical behavior of new materials. Although some work has been used to study the mesoporous carbon electrocatalytic applications, but to understand its electrochemical activity is still very important. Further improvement in these mesoporous materials as well as the physical and chemical properties of electro-catalytic also very important. In this work, the improvement of these properties before, we try to apply it to detect the electrochemical activity of some material. In the first part of the paper, we introduce the mesoporous carbon in thiols electrocatalytic activity plays an important role in, as well as changes in the structure of mesoporous carbon causes a decline in these properties. The results show that the modified mesoporous carbon electrode, the oxidation of glutathione and cysteine ??are very different, the cysteine ??on the electrode potential of 0.47 V peak point. This difference for the detection of glutathione to reduce the interference of cysteine ??is helpful. High surface area, ordered mesoporous structure, high sensitivity and low limits of detection that the mesoporous carbon as a novel non-enzymatic glucose sensor amp. The second part describes the modification of mesoporous carbon. The results showed that the ferrocene mesoporous carbon fixed on the ordered structure of mesoporous carbon unspoiled. Mesoporous Carbon - Electrochemical characterization of ferrocene show ferrocene is electrochemically active. In pH 7.3 buffer solution, mesoporous carbon - ferrocene modified electrode has a high ascorbic acid electrocatalytic activity, with bare glassy carbon electrode overpotential compared to a great fall, and the anode current has significantly enhanced . Determination of Uric Acid Ascorbic acid is a major interferences in the presence of ascorbic acid under the conditions we used mesoporous carbon - ferrocene modified electrode to detect uric acid. Since ascorbic acid and uric acid voltammetric signals can be well distinguished peak potential difference of 308 mV, so the modified electrode can simultaneously detect ascorbic acid and uric acid. We used a novel method to achieve the iron oxide particles doped mesoporous carbon, and does not reduce the surface area of ??the mesoporous carbon. Through the decomposition of ferrocene derivatives in ordered mesoporous carbon structures produced iron particles. We also compared the mesoporous carbon material containing the iron particles and the nature of the mesoporous carbon, found that the physical and chemical properties of the new material is improved. Since a high surface area mesoporous carbon and the carbon structure of the iron oxide particles occurred, so that the mesoporous carbon - iron materials electrocatalytic activity of hydrogen peroxide is enhanced.
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CLC: > Mathematical sciences and chemical > Chemistry > Inorganic Chemistry > Non-metallic elements and their compounds > Part Ⅳ family of non-metallic elements (carbon and silicon ) and its compounds > Carbon C
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