“…Properties present in ionic liquids (ILs) such as; high ionic conductivity, low volatility, large electrochemical window and good electrochemical stability [1], makes them one of the first options in the development of electrochemical sensors. In addition, ILs have been used for the detection of pharmaceutical drugs as promazine [2] and Acetaminophen [3], inorganic substances as sulphites [4], DNA hybridization sensing [5] and metals ions iones such as lead and cadmium [6]. On the other hand, ILs combined with CNTs has been used for the detection of pharmaceutical drugs as carbamazepine [7], diphenhydramine [8], paracetamol [7], inorganic substances as hidracina [9] and fungicides as pyrimethanil [10].…”