Table Info

Table 1.

Data obtained for the electrochemical determination of NIT

Method	Electrode type	Supporting electrolyte	Linear range (μmol L^–1)	LOD (μmol L^–1)	Application	Ref.
DPV	TPC-CPE	B-R buffer, pH 7.0	9.27–108.34	2.77	-	[64]
SWV	Hg(Ag)FE	B-R buffer, pH 7.0	2.14–22.01 (peak 1) 0.6–22.01 (peak 2)	0.66 (peak 1) 0.74 (peak 2)	River water	[65]
Amp.	Cu NPs/N-G/GCE	B-R buffer, pH 3.78	5–1,110	2.00	River water	[66]
DPV	Screen-printed sensors containing a sputtered bismuth thick-film	B-R buffer, pH 11.0	-	1.26–1.88	Distilled water Tap water Mineral water Surface water	[67]
LSV	β-CD-rGO/GCE	PB, pH 7.2	0.5–22	0.11	Three kinds of rice	[68]
DPV	HCNT/CNH/GCE	PB, pH 11.0	0.02–2.0	4 × 10^–3	Corn River water	[69]
LSV	CeO₂/MWCNTs/GCE	PB, pH 9.0	2–180	0.72	Corn River water	[70]
DPV	CQDs/AgNs/SDS/GCE	B-R buffer, pH 2.5	1 × 10^–4–0.02	1.5 × 10^–3	Tomatoes Paddy grains	[71]

LOD: limit of detection; Ref.: reference; TPC-CPE: tricresyl phosphate-based carbon paste electrode; B-R: Britton-Robinson; Hg(Ag)FE: silver-amalgam film electrode; Amp.: amperometry; Cu NPs/N-G/GCE: copper nanoparticles functionalized nitrogen-doped graphene nanocomposites modified glassy carbon electrode; β-CD-rGO/GCE: β-cyclodextrin-reduced graphene oxide nanosheets modified glassy carbon electrode; PB: phosphate buffer; HCNT/CNH/GCE: the binary nanohybrid of hydroxylated multiwall carbon nanotubes/single-wall carbon nanohorn modified glassy carbon electrode; CeO2/MWCNTs/GCE: nano-structured cerium oxide and multiwall carbon nanotube composite modified glassy carbon electrode; CQDs/AgNs/SDS/GCE: carbon quantum dots, silver nanoparticles, and sodium dodecyl sulfate modified glassy carbon electrodes; -: none

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