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XI. Workshop of Physical Chemists and Electrochemists´11 Brno<br />

reduction and 1 oxidation peak on mercury electrodes 0. Nowadays, due to the toxicity of<br />

liquid mercury, new non toxic electrode materials are still looked for. RF has been<br />

successfully determined using glassy carbon electrode 0, modified gold electrode 0 or<br />

diamond electrode 0.<br />

The m-AgSAE is one of the modifications of silver solid amalgam electrodes, which<br />

were introduced by Novotný and Yosypchuk in 2000 0. These electrodes are made from<br />

non toxic silver amalgam and have been successfully used for voltammetric determination<br />

of various compounds. This paper has been focused on application of mercury meniscus<br />

modified silver solid amalgam electrode for voltammetric monitoring of riboflavin<br />

reduction and its determination in pharmaceuticals.<br />

8. EXPERIMENT<br />

The stock solution of RF had to be stored in the dark and all analysis had to be<br />

provided in a covered polarographic cell due to the light instability of RF. All<br />

measurements were provided by computer controlled Eco-Tribo Polarograph PC-ETP in<br />

3-electrodes set up (m-AgSAE or HMDE as a working electrode, saturated argentchloride<br />

as a reference and platinum wire as an auxiliary electrode). DPV with optimized<br />

parameters (Ein = 100 mV, Efin = -800mV, v = 20 mV.s -1 Eacc= 100 mV, tacc depends on<br />

concentration of RF, height of pulse -50 mV, width of pulse 80ms) was found as a suitable<br />

method for RF determination. The optimal conditions for the m-AgSAE`s surface<br />

regeneration was found as 30 potential jumps between 0 and -1500 mV.<br />

9. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION<br />

It was found that RF provides 1 reduction and 1 oxidation peak on m-AgSAE as well<br />

as on HMDE in wide range of pH (3-12), which consists with literature 0,0. The highest<br />

reduction response on both used working electrodes was observed in medium of pH 5 that<br />

is why the 0.05M acetate buffer of pH 5 was used for all subsequent analysis. It was also<br />

found, using direct current voltammetry, that heigh of the reduction peak increased<br />

linearly with the scan rate, which shows that the reduction is realized in adsorbed state.<br />

Some statistical parameters were determined for the reduction of RF. The relative<br />

standard deviation of 11 repeated measurements was calculated as RSDM(11) = 2.73 % (m-<br />

AgSAE) resp. 1.36 %(HMDE). The relative standard deviations of 5 repeated<br />

determinations were calculated for various concentrations levels using ADSTAT 0 (Tab.<br />

1). The limit of detection is equal to 4.89×10 -9 (tacc = 5 s) for m-AgSAE and 5.16×10 -10<br />

(tacc = 120 s) for HMDE. The linear dynamic range was found as 1×10 -8 to 1×10 -6 for m-<br />

AgSAE and 2×10 -9 to 1×10 -6 for HMDE. The example of concentration dependence<br />

obtained on m-AgSAE is shown in Fig. 2.<br />

Tab. 1: Comparison of relative deviations and relative standard deviations of repeated<br />

determinations obtained on m-AgSAE and HMDE<br />

Added<br />

[M]<br />

5×10 -8<br />

m-AgSAE HMDE<br />

Found RD RSDD(5) Added Found RD RSDD(5)<br />

[M] [%] [%] [M] [M] [%] [%]<br />

4.95×10 -8 -1 0.65 1×10 -8 1.04×10 -8 +4 3.65<br />

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