An improved sensitive and selective non-enzymatic glucose biosensor based on PEG assisted CuO nanocomposites

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DETERMINATION environmental and of clinical glucose analyses. is of enormous In recent importance years, polymer in the modified fields of metal biological, oxides arrived a great consideration in the detection of glucose. In this study, we have developed a sensitive and selective non-enzymatic glucose sensor by using CuO NMO encapsulation with PEG (poly ethyleneglycol) nanocomposites. The loading content of PEG was incorporated with CuO by weight percentage (wt = 2, 4 & 6%). The fabricated CuO/PEG nanocomposites were utilized as a glucose sensor, it exhibits the tremendous electrocatalytic performances on oxidation of glucose. The electrocatalytic activity enhances with increasing the loading of PEG content. The sensor shows a low detection limit of 0.25 µM with a sensitivity of 113.8 µA mM-1 cm-2, good selectivity and stability. The CuO/PEG nanocomposites are hopeful for the advancement of cost-effective non-enzymatic glucose biosensors.

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Mohamed Azharudeen, A., Suriyakala, T., Rajarajan, M., & Suganthi, A. (2019). An improved sensitive and selective non-enzymatic glucose biosensor based on PEG assisted CuO nanocomposites. Egyptian Journal of Chemistry, 62(3), 487–500. https://doi.org/10.21608/EJCHEM.2018.5707.1489

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