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. 2020 Oct 6;10(60):36828–36835. doi: 10.1039/d0ra06783k

Comparison of different electrochemical electrodes for vanillin determination.

Electrode Technique Linear range (μmol L−1) LOD (μmol L−1) Reference
Au–Ag alloy NPa/GCE Amperometryj 0.2–50 0.04 53
BDDb SWVk 3.3–98 0.16 55
Arg-Gc/GCE DPV 2–70 1 56
Al–TiO2-NPs/SPCEd LSVl 0.07–20 0.02 57
MWNTs-PDA@MIP/SWNTs-COOHe/GCE DPV 0.2–10 0.1 58
Aptamer-AuNPs/FcKB/ZIF-8f@GCE SWV 0.01–200 0.03 59
MoS2–CNFg/GCE ITm 0.3–135 0.15 60
CTABMGPEh DPV 4–15 and 20–70 1.29 61
CoS NR@nafion-GCE DPV 0.5–56 0.07 62
G-QDi@Nafion/AuNPSPCE LSV and DPV 13–660 and 0.66–33 3.9 and 0.32 63
FePc MOF/GCE DPV 0.22–29.14 0.05 This work
a

Nanoparticles.

b

Boron-doped diamond electrode.

c

Arginine-functionalized graphene.

d

Screen-printed carbon electrode.

e

Polydopamine-functionalized multi-walled carbon nanotubes, MIP and carboxyl single-walled carbon nanotubes composite.

f

Ketjen black/ferrocene dual-doped zeolite-like MOFs and electrodeposited gold nanoparticles coupled with DNA aptamer.

g

Carbon nanofibers.

h

CTAB-modified graphene paste electrode.

i

Graphene-quantum dots.

j

Amperometry: amperometric measurements.

k

Square wave voltammetry.

l

Linear sweep voltammetry.

m

Current–time.