2025/04/27 by Tkach, Volodymyr Valentynovych
#chemically modified electrodes #cobalt (III) oxyhydroxide #electrochemical oxidation #stable steady-state #zolpidem
paper · doi:10.48422/imist.prsm/ajees-v11i1.36287
The use of cobalt(III) oxyhydroxyde as an electrode modifier for zolpidem in vivo and in vitro has been evaluated by mechanistic theoretic way. The correspondent mathematical model was evaluated by means of linear stability theory and bifurcation analysis. It was shown, that, in the case of CoO(OH) use as a modifier for zolpidem electrooxidation, the steady-state stability will be maintained in the vast parameter region, which implies clear and rapid electroanalytical response. The oscillatory and monotonic instabilities´ probability has been also investigated.