Nanostructured copper coated carbon microelectrodes for SERS
sensing prepared by electrochemical/electrophoretic technique

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Nanostructured copper coated carbon microelectrodes for SERS sensing prepared by electrochemical/electrophoretic technique

HRBÁČ, Jan, Vladimír HALOUZKA, Barbora Agatha HALOUZKOVÁ, Eirini SIRANIDI, Athanassios KONTOS et. al.

Základní údaje

Originální název

Nanostructured copper coated carbon microelectrodes for SERS sensing prepared by electrochemical/electrophoretic technique

Autoři

HRBÁČ, Jan, Vladimír HALOUZKA, Barbora Agatha HALOUZKOVÁ, Eirini SIRANIDI, Athanassios KONTOS a Polycarpos FALARAS

Vydání

1. vyd. Hague, 67th Annual Meeting of the International Society of Electrochemistry, 1 s. 2016

Další údaje

Jazyk

angličtina

Typ výsledku

Stať ve sborníku

Obor

10403 Physical chemistry

Stát vydavatele

Nizozemské království

Utajení

není předmětem státního či obchodního tajemství

Forma vydání

elektronická verze "online"

Organizační jednotka

Přírodovědecká fakulta

Klíčová slova česky

nanostrukturované mědí pokyrté uhlíkaté mikroelektrody; SERS; elektrodepozice; uhlíkové vláknové mikroelektrody

Klíčová slova anglicky

nanostructured copper coated carbon microelectrodes; SERS; electrodeposition; carbon fiber microelectrodes

Štítky

Změněno: 17. 5. 2018 14:36, Ing. Nicole Zrilić

Anotace

V originále

We report on a novel method for fabricating nanostructured copper-coated carbon cylindrical fiber microelectrodes and show the high efficiency of these electrodes in SERS. Carbon fiber microelectrodes (CFMEs) can be utilized as highly sensitive miniaturized SERS substrates after coating with metal nanostructured layer. Thereby, we developed a facile technique enabling CFMEs to be modified with nanostructured copper layers. The procedure for CFME modification by copper is based on electrochemical/electrophoretic procedure, i.e. electrodeposition of the material formed by the dissolution of the anode. Copper wire was anodized in a two-electrode cell containing ultrapure water as the medium while the CFME was connected as the cathode, the interelectrode distance being 1 cm. Due to the low conductivity of ultrapure water, relatively high potentials (10–30 V) had to be employed to induce copper anodic dissolution. The formed anode-derived copper hydroxide is transferred towards the cathode by movement through the interelectrode space originating from the combined action of migration, diffusion and convection induced by thermal and density gradients. Reductive deposition occurs at the cathode, yielding nanostructured copper deposit in the form of mesh-like, random oriented copper nanowire network. The dimensions of nanowires, estimated from SEM image are 8-10 nm in diameter and several hundreds of nanometers in length. After coating the CFME with copper, the carbon-like Raman spectrum is significantly attenuated. Surface enhanced Raman spectra of rhodamine 6G standard were acquired at metal – solid interface by placing a drop (5µL) of its aqueous-ethanolic solution (50% v/v) onto Cu-coated CFME SERS substrate and evaporating the solvent. The performance of the substrate was also evaluated by testing its ability to obtain SERS from extremely diluted aqueous-alcoholic solutions of cathinone drugs. It was found that evaporating 5µL of 10-10 M solution of the substrate provides Raman spectrum with similar signal to noise ratio as the spectrum of 4-mephedrone powder, furthermore, main spectral features are detectable from10-12 M solutions.

Návaznosti

LD15058, projekt VaV

Název: Příprava substrátů pro povrchově zesílenou Ramanovu spektroskopii pomocí elektrochemických, elektroforetických a jiskrový výboj využívajících technik. (Akronym: ELE-SERS)

Investor: Ministerstvo školství, mládeže a tělovýchovy ČR, Příprava substrátů pro povrchově zesílenou Ramanovu spektroskopii pomocí elektrochemických, elektroforetických a jiskrový výboj využívajících technik.

Citovat

HRBÁČ, Jan, Vladimír HALOUZKA, Barbora Agatha HALOUZKOVÁ, Eirini SIRANIDI, Athanassios KONTOS a Polycarpos FALARAS. Nanostructured copper coated carbon microelectrodes for SERS sensing prepared by electrochemical/electrophoretic technique. Online. In 67th Annual Meeting of the International Society of Electrochemistry. 1. vyd. Hague, 2016, 1 s.

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   author = {Hrbáč, Jan and Halouzka, Vladimír and Halouzková, Barbora Agatha and Siranidi, Eirini and Kontos, Athanassios and Falaras, Polycarpos},
   address = {Hague},
   booktitle = {67th Annual Meeting of the International Society of Electrochemistry},
   edition = {1},
   keywords = {nanostructured copper coated carbon microelectrodes; SERS; electrodeposition; carbon fiber microelectrodes},
   howpublished = {elektronická verze "online"},
   language = {eng},
   location = {Hague},
   note = {Nepřenášet do RIV - není na WoS ani Scopus, neodpovídá definici druhů výsledků dle M17+},
   title = {Nanostructured copper coated carbon microelectrodes for SERS sensing prepared by electrochemical/electrophoretic technique},
   year = {2016}
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TI  - Nanostructured copper coated carbon microelectrodes for SERS sensing prepared by electrochemical/electrophoretic technique
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N2  - We report on a novel method for fabricating nanostructured copper-coated carbon cylindrical fiber microelectrodes and show the high efficiency of these electrodes in SERS. Carbon fiber microelectrodes (CFMEs) can be utilized as highly sensitive miniaturized SERS substrates after coating with metal nanostructured layer. Thereby, we developed a facile technique enabling CFMEs to be modified with nanostructured copper layers. The procedure for CFME modification by copper is based on electrochemical/electrophoretic procedure, i.e. electrodeposition of the material formed by the dissolution of the anode. Copper wire was anodized in a two-electrode cell containing ultrapure water as the medium while the CFME was connected as the cathode, the interelectrode distance being 1 cm. Due to the low conductivity of ultrapure water, relatively high potentials (10–30 V) had to be employed to induce copper anodic dissolution. The formed anode-derived copper hydroxide is transferred towards the cathode by movement through the interelectrode space originating from the combined action of migration, diffusion and convection induced by thermal and density gradients. Reductive deposition occurs at the cathode, yielding nanostructured copper deposit in the form of mesh-like, random oriented copper nanowire network. The dimensions of nanowires, estimated from SEM image are 8-10 nm in diameter and several hundreds of nanometers in length. After coating the CFME with copper, the carbon-like Raman spectrum is significantly attenuated. Surface enhanced Raman spectra of rhodamine 6G standard were acquired at metal – solid interface by placing a drop (5µL) of its aqueous-ethanolic solution (50% v/v) onto Cu-coated CFME SERS substrate and evaporating the solvent. The performance of the substrate was also evaluated by testing its ability to obtain SERS from extremely diluted aqueous-alcoholic solutions of cathinone drugs. It was found that evaporating 5µL of 10-10 M solution of the substrate provides Raman spectrum with similar signal to noise ratio as the spectrum of 4-mephedrone powder, furthermore, main spectral features are detectable from10-12 M solutions.
ER  -

HRBÁČ, Jan, Vladimír HALOUZKA, Barbora Agatha HALOUZKOVÁ, Eirini SIRANIDI, Athanassios KONTOS a Polycarpos FALARAS. Nanostructured copper coated carbon microelectrodes for SERS sensing prepared by electrochemical/electrophoretic technique. Online. In \textit{67th Annual Meeting of the International Society of Electrochemistry}. 1. vyd. Hague, 2016, 1 s.

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