Research Article

A Low-Cost Layered Double Hydroxide (LDH) Based Amperometric Sensor for the Detection of Isoproturon in Water Using Carbon Paste Modified Electrode

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Comparison of the proposed method with literature methods for the determination of phenyl urea herbicides.

Electrode configurationLinearity range (M)Detection limit (M)Ref

Graphene modified/GCE9.69 × 10−8 -4.84 × 10−59.69 × 10−8[10]
GO-MWCNT film-modified/GCE9 × 10−6–0.38 × 10−30.645 × 10−6[31]
Polypyrrole/GCE2.42.10−9–1.42.10−62.42 × 10−9[32]
Sodium montmorillonite film/GCE0.206 × 10−6–61.8 × 10−60.206 × 10−6[35]
Organomontmorillonite/GCE4.84 × 10−9–1.45 × 10−64.84 × 10−9[36]
PANI/MWCNTs/GCE4.84 × 10−8–4.84 × 10−44.84 × 10−10[37]
Well-jet electrode4.84 × 10−7–7.27 × 10−34.84 × 10−7[38]
Ph-CN-SWCNT/GCE1 × 10−6–2 × 10−40.20 × 10−6[39]
NiAl-LDH/CPE2 × 10−8–1.8 × 10−71 × 10−9This work

GCE: glassy carbon electrode. CPE: carbon paste electrode. GO-MWCNTs: graphene-multiwalled carbon nanotubes. PANI/MWCNTs: polyaniline multiwalled carbon nanotubes. Ph-CN-SWCNT: phthalocyanine-single walled carbon nanotube.