J. Wang et al., HIGHLY SELECTIVE BIOSENSING OF LACTATE AT LACTATE OXIDASE CONTAINING RHODIUM-DISPERSED CARBON-PASTE ELECTRODES, Analytica chimica acta, 304(1), 1995, pp. 41-46
A remarkably selective lactate biosensor, based on the immobilization
of lactate oxidase within a rhodium-dispersed carbon paste is describe
d. The effective catalytic action of the rhodium microparticles toward
s the generated hydrogen peroxide or consumed oxygen allows tuning of
the operating potential to a region where unwanted reactions are preve
nted. Contributions from all major easily oxidizable substances are el
iminated, without the need for membrane barriers or artificial electro
n mediators. The detection limit is 1.5 x 10(-5) M and the response ti
me is 8 s. A fast and sensitive now injection operation is illustrated
.