The invention discloses a lead
ion ultra-trace detection method based on a non-mercury film modified
microarray electrode technology, which comprises the following steps: providing a
microarray working electrode composed of a plurality of
glassy carbon microelectrode units, and carrying out mechanical
polishing and / or electrochemical activation on the exposed surface of the
microarray working electrode; the microarray
working electrode, a
reference electrode and a counter
electrode are jointly placed in a modification solution containing a non-mercury electroactive substance, a continuous non-mercury electroactive film layer is formed on the exposed surface of each
glassy carbon microelectrode unit through electrochemical deposition, and the non-mercury electroactive film layer is in direct
electric contact with a
glassy carbon substrate; placing the microarray working
electrode modified by the non-mercury electroactive film layer, a
reference electrode and a counter electrode in a buffer
electrolyte, and carrying out electrochemical cleaning; a to-be-detected sample and a
buffer solution are mixed to form a to-be-detected solution, the to-be-detected solution is put into a three-electrode
system, anodic stripping scanning is conducted through
differential pulse voltammetry or
square wave voltammetry, and the lead
ion concentration in the sample is determined. The method does not need complex pretreatment, the
detection limit reaches 0.1 mu M (20 mu g / L), and lead ions in complex matrixes such as clinical serum and the like can be rapidly and accurately detected.