Date Leaves-Derived Submicron/Nano Carbon-Modified Glassy Carbon Electrode for Highly Sensitive and Simultaneous Detection of 1-Naphthol and 2-Naphthol
Wael Mahfoz,
Syed Shaheen Shah,
Abdul-Rahman Al-Betar
et al.
Abstract:This study introduces a novel approach for synthesizing biomass derived carbon from date leaves waste, employing a straightforward combination of pyrolysis and ball milling processes. This process yields active carbon in submicron and nanometer sizes, characterized by detailed surface, structural, and compositional analyses, confirming suitability of the materials for electrochemical applications. Utilizing this synthesized carbon, we have developed a modified glassy carbon electrode (DLSNC/GCE) for the highly… Show more
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