Seyed Karim Hassaninejad-Darzi, Ali Ahangar-Samakosh, Fatemeh Aran-Dinaki, Mohammad Asadollahi-Baboli
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Abstract
Simultaneous determination of methyldopa (MD), and theophylline (THEO) drugs was developed by a modified carbon paste electrode (CPE) with magnetite iron oxide nanostructure and imidazolium ionic liquid (IL). The obtained results displayed that the Fe3O4-IL/CPE showed higher oxidation currents versus bare CPE and other modified electrodes. The pH 3.0 for PBS, temperature 34 °C, IL 5.0 %, and Fe3O4 9.0 % in the fabricated sensor were developed as the maximum anodic currents. In the above optimal conditions, the linear responses with the DPV technique were attained in the 2.72–180.32 μM and 7.64–137.93 μM for MD and THEO, respectively. Also, the LOD of 0.90 and 2.52 μM were obtained for MD and THEO, respectively. We, also considered measurement of MD and THEO drugs in human plasma and mixtures of tablets as a real sample and the results show a good recovery percentage.
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