Glassy carbon electrodes modified with mixed covalent monolayers of choline, glycine, and glutamic acid for the determination of phenolic compounds

摘要

A series of mixed covalent monolayer carbon glassy electrodes (choline/amino acid/GCE) was prepared using choline and amino acids, and the properties were investigated by cyclic voltammetry, electrochemical impedance spectroscopy and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy. The oxidations of phenolic compounds including dopamine hydrochloride, epinephrine and phenol have been studied. Electrooxidation of phenols, first leads to the formation of phenoxy radical, which reduces to phenols and hydroquinone; the reaction of polyoxyphenylene is effectively restrained at this electrode, unlike only at chlorine or amino acids modified electrode or bare electrode, which rapidly forms polyoxyphenylene and results in electrode passivation. Owing to significant improvement of electrode passivation shaped insulating polymerization, these mixed covalent monolayer carbon glassy electrodes show themselves excellent resistance ability for pollution, could be successfully used as amperometric sensor for phenolic compounds.