文摘
A simple electrochemical methodology was described to elaborate a sensor based on poly(1,5-diaminonaphthalene)/reduced graphene oxide film onto platinum-patterned electrodes. The composite electrodes were investigated for Pb2+ determination using square wave anodic stripping voltammetry. Pb2+ was first reduced and preconcentrated onto the modified electrodes at −1.0 V, then a positive potential sweep was applied to oxidize Pb0. A well-defined stripping peak appeared at −0.5 V, which was used as analytical signal. The linear detection range was found from 200 ng L−1 to 700 µg L−1. Interferences with several other metal ions were evaluated.