Creation of Ion-Selective Electrodes for Effective Control of Environmental Contamination with Antibiotics

Abstract

The danger of environmental pollution with classical complexons can be overcome by replacing them with environmentally friendly complexons, and the danger of nature pollution with antibiotics is eliminated only by the destruction of the latter. Therefore, careful control of them in the environment is necessary. Studies have shown that created ion-selective electrodes (ISEs), in which REE complexes with cefazolin serve as an electroactive substance, are promising in terms of use for determining antibiotics in microvolume samples. The operability of the electrodes was tested at model facilities.