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Application of all solid-state 3D printed pH sensor to beverage samples using matrix matched standard.

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In this work, an all solid-state potentiometric pH sensor is developed, which employs a thin-film sputter deposited RuO2 working electrode, a polyvinylbutyral-SiO2 modified RuO2 reference electrode and 3D printed electrode… Click to show full abstract

In this work, an all solid-state potentiometric pH sensor is developed, which employs a thin-film sputter deposited RuO2 working electrode, a polyvinylbutyral-SiO2 modified RuO2 reference electrode and 3D printed electrode housing. The developed sensor exhibits linear pH response (- 55.7 mV/pH, R2 = 0.9997) and reasonable reproducibility (hysteresis < 2 mV). Experimental results show that by using a previously developed sample-equilibration and single-point calibration protocol, an accuracy of ± 0.2 pH is achieved in a variety of sample matrices. However, by employing a matrix matched standard, bias errors are reduced and accuracy is improved to ± 0.1 pH, when compared to a commercial glass pH sensor. The developed sensor and measurement protocol is then rationalised for low throughput analysis by unskilled users.

Keywords: solid state; application solid; state printed; matched standard; matrix matched

Journal Title: Talanta
Year Published: 2019

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