A new biosensor able to determine the hydrogen peroxide in water-satur
ated or anhydrous chloroform, operating directly dipped in non-aqueous
solutions was prepared and characterized. The biosensor was obtained
using an amperometric gas difffusion electrode for oxygen and modifyin
g its response by means of physically immobilized catalase enzyme, whi
ch was superimposed on the teflon cap of the indicating electrode. Thr
ee different methods were used to immobilize the enzyme. The results o
btained in a series of experimental tests, carried out in water satura
ted chloroform, using three different immobilization methods were comp
ared and discussed on the basis of the response time, lifetime, sensit
ivity, useful range and main analytical data.