Preparation method of molecularly imprinted membrane detecting device for tetracycline
A molecularly imprinted membrane and detection device technology, which is applied to measurement devices, analytical materials, material analysis by electromagnetic means, etc., can solve the problems of complex operation, time-consuming and laborious, difficult to meet on-site detection or portable detection, etc., and achieve simple operation. , The effect of low test cost
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[0022] A method for preparing a molecularly imprinted membrane detection device for tetracycline according to the present invention. The specific implementation method is as follows: the electrode substrate is electrodeposited titanium sheet with platinum particles with micro-nano structure, the titanium sheet is polished to smooth, and then placed in ethanol respectively Ultrasonic cleaning with deionized water; the direct current electrodeposition method is used to deposit platinum particles, and the electrolyte is composed of chloroplatinic acid solution containing hydrochloric acid; 400, 600, 800, and 1,000-mesh sandpaper were polished until smooth, and then placed in ethanol and deionized water for 3 and 20 minutes of ultrasonication respectively; DC electrodeposition was used to deposit platinum particles, and the electrolyte composition was 2g / L hydrochloric acid containing 1.2mmol / L Chloroplatinic acid solution in L. Deposition voltage was -0.35V, deposition was 30 minu...
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[0027]A method for preparing a molecularly imprinted membrane detection device for tetracycline of the present invention, its specific implementation method is (the preparation method of the electrode base is as in Example 1):
[0028] Tetracycline molecularly imprinted membrane electrode processing process: template molecules, functional monomers, cross-linking agents, initiators, porogens are mixed and ultrasonically dissolved, then polymerized on the electrode substrate by photopolymerization, and the electrode substrate is impregnated into the sol, slowly Pull it out, seal it into a quartz tube, and fill it with nitrogen to remove the oxygen in it; finally, place it under a UV lamp, light and polymerize on both sides at the same time, and prepare an electrode covered with a molecularly imprinted polymer film; The electrode matrix is respectively soaked in ethanol and water for 2-6 hours to elute template molecules therein, thereby obtaining a tetracycline molecularly impr...
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[0032] A method for preparing a molecularly imprinted membrane detection device for tetracycline according to the present invention, its specific implementation mode 3 is (the preparation method of the electrode base is as in Example 1):
[0033] Tetracycline molecularly imprinted membrane electrode processing process: template molecules, functional monomers, cross-linking agents, initiators, porogens are mixed and ultrasonically dissolved, then polymerized on the electrode substrate by photopolymerization, and the electrode substrate is impregnated into the sol, slowly Pull it out, seal it into a quartz tube, and fill it with nitrogen to remove the oxygen in it; finally, place it under a UV lamp, light and polymerize on both sides at the same time, and prepare an electrode covered with a molecularly imprinted polymer film; The electrode matrix is respectively soaked in ethanol and water for 2-6 hours to elute template molecules therein, thereby obtaining a tetracycline molec...
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