Y. Iwasaki et al., SELECTIVE ELECTROCHEMICAL DETECTION USING A SPLIT DISK ARRAY ELECTRODE IN A THIN-LAYER RADIAL FLOW SYSTEM, Analytical chemistry, 68(21), 1996, pp. 3797-3800
An eight-sector array (split disk) electrode was designed for a low no
w rate (< 100 mu L/min) amperometric detector, This electrode was fabr
icated photolithographically for dimensional accuracy and reproducibil
ity. This array of a pie-shaped electrode was combined with a thin-lay
er radial now cell, and a conversion efficiency of 94% was achieved at
the lowest now rate tested (0.01 mL/min). Each electrode worked free
from the effects of electrochemical reactions of the other electrodes.
A coulometric hydrodynamic voltammogram of reversible redox species o
btained using this system exhibited a Nernstian curve, These propertie
s enabled this electrochemical detector to be used for determining the
ratio of two redox species (redox potential difference approximate to
100 mV) with small injection volume (5 mu L).