Sensing Application — Highly sensitive and selective electrochemical sensor for carbendazim detection in fruit juice using novel bi-metallic metal organic framework anchored graphite rod electrode

Measurement evidence

Sensing Application

Highly sensitive and selective electrochemical sensor for carbendazim detection in fruit juice using novel bi-metallic metal organic framework anchored graphite rod electrode · Dey B., Kushwaha K.S., Ullah I. et al. · Inorganic Chemistry Communications · 2025 · 114643

5 measurement groups · 16 results

Reported values remain attached to the sample, method, conditions, extraction quality and source location that produced them.

CV concentration calibration

Self-standing Ni-Fe(PDC)/GR electrode · Electrode

0.1 M PBS pH 7; carbendazim concentrations 2.5-100 uM; scan rate 25 mV s^-1.

Geometry
self-standing rod electrode
Context
target composite electrode
Measurement source
7 · 3.7. Cyclic voltammetry study · Fig. 6a,b
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
CV anodic peak current concentration calibration slopeI (mA) = 0.00325 c (uM) + 0.18841; R2 = 0.99684R2 = 0.99684Text
Exact Reported
8 · 3.7. Cyclic voltammetry study · Fig. 6b

differential pulse voltammetry calibration

Self-standing Ni-Fe(PDC)/GR electrode · Electrode

0.1 M pH 7 PBS; carbendazim concentrations 0.05-320 uM; potential range 0.3-1.3 V; pulse width 0.05 s and amplitude 50 mV.

Geometry
self-standing rod electrode
Context
target composite electrode
Measurement source
3 · 2.4. Electrochemical study · Fig. 7
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
DPV peak current concentration calibration slopeI (uA) = 0.55347 c (uM) + 157.9651; R2 = 0.99876R2 = 0.99876Text
Exact Reported
8 · 3.8. Differential pulse voltammetry study · Fig. 7b
DPV linear sensing rangeMarked as a best value within this paper0.05-320 uMText
Range
8 · 3.8. Differential pulse voltammetry study · Fig. 7a and Table 1
analytical sensitivityMarked as a best value within this paper50.77 uA uM^-1 cm^-2Text
Exact Reported
8 · 3.8. Differential pulse voltammetry study
limit of detection reported in abstract2.3 nM0.0023 uMText
Exact Reported
1 · Abstract
limit of detectionMarked as a best value within this paper3.2 nM0.0032 uMS/N = 3Text
Exact Reported
8 · 3.8. Differential pulse voltammetry study · Table 1
limit of quantificationMarked as a best value within this paper7.7 nM0.0077 uMText
Exact Reported
8 · 3.8. Differential pulse voltammetry study

chronoamperometric interference test

Self-standing Ni-Fe(PDC)/GR electrode · Electrode

Constant voltage 1.01 V; sequential additions of CD and interferents including CP, FT, GP, DL, MT, MP, AM, FD, BN, Pb2+, Cd2+ and Cr3+.

Geometry
self-standing rod electrode
Context
target composite electrode
Measurement source
3 · 2.4. Electrochemical study · Fig. 8a,b
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
relative current change from interferentsMarked as a best value within this paper0.15-1.25 %Text
Range
9 · 3.9. Interference, stability, and reproducibility · Fig. 8b

spiked-recovery DPV and HPLC validation

Ni-Fe(PDC)/GR in spiked strawberry and apple juice · Electrode

Strawberry and apple juice homogenates centrifuged, filtered, diluted 100 times with 0.1 M PBS pH 7.0, spiked with carbendazim, and analysed by DPV with HPLC comparison.

Geometry
self-standing rod electrode
Context
target composite in real sample matrix
Measurement source
10 · 3.10. Real sample analysis · Table 2 and Fig. 9
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
apple juice DPV calibration slopeI (uA) = 0.45637 c (uM) + 157.87413; R2 = 0.99929R2 = 0.99929Text
Exact Reported
9 · 3.10. Real sample analysis · Fig. 9d
RSD range for real-sample determinations1.12-3.94 %five continuous determinations; table footnote says RSD of three individual measurements (n = 5)Table
Range
10 · 3.10. Real sample analysis · Table 2
DPV recovery range in strawberry and apple juiceMarked as a best value within this paper98.2-104.7 %Table
Range
10 · 3.10. Real sample analysis · Table 2
HPLC recovery range in strawberry and apple juice96.8-104.6 %Table
Range
10 · 3.10. Real sample analysis · Table 2
strawberry juice DPV calibration slopeI (uA) = 0.74446 c (uM) + 153.40693; R2 = 0.99745R2 = 0.99745Text
Exact Reported
9 · 3.10. Real sample analysis · Fig. 9b

storage stability, reproducibility and repeatability tests

Self-standing Ni-Fe(PDC)/GR electrode · Electrode

Electrode stored in freezer for one month; CV/DPV responses monitored for 50 uM and 10/25 uM carbendazim; six equivalent electrodes and ten repeated DPV estimations.

Atmosphere
freezer storage
Geometry
self-standing rod electrode
Context
target composite electrode
Measurement source
9 · 3.9. Interference, stability, and reproducibility study · Fig. 8c-e
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
ten-run repeatability RSD2.65 %ten subsequent DPV estimationsText
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9 · 3.9. Interference, stability, and reproducibility · Fig. 8e
six-electrode reproducibility RSD3.21 % (n = 5)n = 5Text
Exact Reported
9 · 3.9. Interference, stability, and reproducibility · Fig. 8d
current retention after 31 days storageMarked as a best value within this paper97.31 %Text
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9 · 3.9. Interference, stability, and reproducibility · Fig. 8c