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Heavy Metal Index

rapid and in-situ detection of different heavy metals in

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Year2024

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  • World Health Organization, in order of 9.6 ppb for Cu2+, 1.9 ppb for Zn2+, 0.9 ppb for Hg2+, and
  • 4.2 ppb for Pb2+. Impressively, the elaborated sensor has demonstrated also high stability,
  • Nanometal salts (H2PtCl2⋅6H2O ≥ 99.9%), acetates buffer, metals including CuCl2, Pb(NO3)2, ZnSO4 and HgCl2 were obtained from
  • Sigma Aldrich. Natural polymers (Gum Arabic) were purchased from Kingdom of Saudi Arabia market. Solvents like acetone (98%)
  • and ethanol (98%) were from Thermo-Fisher (France). All chemicals were used without further purification. All the solutions were
  • 6.575 mg is put in an alumina pan and heated under air with a range of 24 ◦ C/10.0 (K/min)/800 ◦ C.
  • platinum gum Arabic were dissolved in DMF solution. The final obtained ratio is equal to 5 wt%. The mixture was sonicated for 1 h to
  • platinum nanoparticles. The mentioned spectra show a mass loss of 5%, confirming the fact that the gum Arabic formation on the
  • selected: acetate buffer, KCL and KNO3 with a concentration equal to 0.1 M Fig. 5 (a). After surface incubation with 50 ppb of different
  • to the formula: LOD = 3(SD/S). While the sensitivities are calculated from the slope of the calibration plots.
  • Table 1 shows that nanoparticles have remarkably reduced the detection limit for all heavy metals, with an important enhancement
  • Illustrative table of range game, limit of detection LOD, the correlation coefficient R2, and the sensitivity of different heavy metals on the GA/SPE and
  • Range game (ppb) 2–150 2–150 1–200 1–200 5–300 5–300 10–300 10–300
  • LOD (ppb) 2 1.9 1 0.9 5 4.2 10 9.6
  • Sensitivity (μA/ppb) 6.82 22.76 6.82 22.76 7.81 40.16 5.44 21.58
  • To more highlight the success of the elaborated nanoparticles to detect heavy metals, we have illustrated in Table 2, a comparative
  • metals reducing by protein or polymer extracted from different plants. From the analytical parameters presented on Tables 2 and it can
  • β-cyclodextrin (β-CD)-graphene -Au Electrochemical Pb2+ 40–1200 μg L− 1 10.6 μg L− 1 (41)
  • Cd2+ 5–160 ppm 0.048 ppm
  • Gum Arabic-Pt Electrochemical Zn2+ 2–150 ppm 1.9 ppm The present work
  • Hg2+ 1–200 ppm 0.9 ppm
  • Pb2+ 5–300 ppm 4.2 ppm
  • solution containing different heavy metals concentrations 80, 90, and 100 ppm. Table 3 showed that the recoveries of Cu2+, Pb2+, Hg2+
  • As presented in Table 3, the acceptable average recoveries for of Cu2+, Pb2+, Hg2+ and Zn2+ are obtained in the order of 95–110%.
  • limit of detection which was in order of 9.6 ppb for Cu2+, 1.9 ppb for Zn2+, 0.9 ppb for Hg2+, and 4.2 ppb for Pb2+. While the sen­
  • (2) Y. Gelaye, S. Musie, Impacts of heavy metal pollution on Ethiopian agriculture review on the safety and quality of vegetable crops, Advances in Agriculture 2023
  • (6) I. Ashraf, F. Ahmad, A. Sharif, A.R. Altaf, H. Teng, Heavy metals assessment in water , soil , vegetables and their associated health risks via consumption of
  • vegetables , District Kasur, SN Appl. Sci. 3 (2021) 1–16.
  • functionalized -cyclodextrin-graphene, Hybrids 15 (2020) 1517–1528.

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  • SWV detection. Real sample
  • metal ions separately, with a lower limit of detection lower LOD than that recommended by the
  • various heavy metal ions in real samples, reflecting then its promising prospect in practical
  • Different conventional methods, ion chromatography, coupled plasma-mass spectrometry (ICP-MS), UV–vis spectrometry, atomic
  • absorption spectroscopy (AAS), atomic Emission, and inductively-coupled-plasma mass spectrometry (ICP/MS) have been used as the
  • expensive (18,19). In addition, the operations are very complicated and the large amount of time required for sample processing limits
  • nanoparticles, we have grouped the range game, limit of detection LOD, the correlation coefficient R2, and the sensitivity in Table 1.
  • to the formula: LOD = 3(SD/S). While the sensitivities are calculated from the slope of the calibration plots.
  • Illustrative table of range game, limit of detection LOD, the correlation coefficient R2, and the sensitivity of different heavy metals on the GA/SPE and
  • LOD (ppb) 2 1.9 1 0.9 5 4.2 10 9.6
  • Surface modification Transduction technique Heavy metals Linear range LOD Ref
  • β-cyclodextrin (β-CD)-graphene -Au Electrochemical Pb2+ 40–1200 μg L− 1 10.6 μg L− 1 (41)
  • Real samples of water Hg2+ 80 83 ∓ 1.2 103.75
  • 3.2.4. Real sample investigation
  • Sensor validation with real sample is a crucial step in sensor design, it determinate in fact the ability of sensor to recognize the
  • specific analyte even in very complicated media. To investigate this parameter, real samples of water were taken from farm water in
  • Regarding these encouraging performances, the elaborated sensor was applied for these metals’ detection in real sample. The
  • (8) W. Samples, Nanocomposites for electrochemical sensors and their applications on the detection of trace metals in environmental, Sensors 21 (2021) 131.

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