Electrochemical Behavior of Magnesium Sulfate Mediated Glassy Carbon Electrode in Rabbit's Blood Samples
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cyclic voltammetry; magnesium sulfate; anti-oxidative reagent; blood medium; pH; scan rate; concentration.Abstract
Glassy carbon electrode (GCE) was used to observed the chemical properties of magnesium sulfate solution in electrolyte of rabbit's blood medium by cyclic voltammetry. The study wasaimed to find the electrochemical behavior of magnesium ions Mg(II) in the blood samples to find redox reaction. The study focused on the redox reaction of current peaks for magnesium ions in blood.The results were found one of reduction current peak appeared at -0.8 V. The research included different voltammetric study for the cathodic current peak of Mg ions, such as in different concentrations, scan rates, pH, and reliability in blood medium. A low detection limit was found of Mg(II) at 0.1 – 0.4 mM, with good linear of relationship of different scan rates and high sensitivity of 0.9914. Also, the cathodic current peak of Mg ions was enhanced at alkaline blood solution of pH 8-10. So, we can said that magnesium compound in blood medium act as anti-oxidative reagent, which can used as a nutritional supplements, and causes its deficiency in the human body to serious health effects.
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