ArticleSensors (Basel, Switzerland)2025
Towards Portable One-Drop Voltammetry with Doped Screen-Printed Electrodes to Control Preservatives: A New Tool for Diuron and Isoproturon in the Paint Industry.
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The use of preservatives such as diuron and isoproturon in the paint industry is essential to protect products against microbial attack. However, these compounds are subject to strict regulation due to the harmful effects they have on the environment and human health. Therefore, analytical strategies to control the production process at paint plants are fundamental to ensure suitable products. In the present work, a low-cost portable square-wave voltammetry device with commercial screen-printed electrodes was proposed to control the starting products and to determine isoproturon and diuron levels in manufactured paint products. Under the optimized conditions (electrolyte HClO
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