The Theoretical Description For A Sucralose Electrochemical Cathodical Determination Over A 9-9 '-Diacridyl-Modified Electrode

A novel electroanalytical process for sucralose determination has been theoretically suggested. Sucralose is immobilized over an acridine derivative 9-9'-diacridyl, yielding a quaternary salt, which is thereby gradually electrochemically reduced to an N-N'-disubstituted acridone derivative. The correspondent mathematical model has been developed and analyzed by means of linear stability theory and bifurcation analysis, and this analysis has shown the high probability of the oscillatory and monotonic instabilities, due to the double electric layer structure changes during all of the stages of the process. Nevertheless, it also confirms the efficiency of 9-9'-diacridyl-modified electrode for sucralose determination in an electroanalytical system, which may be coupled with a fluorescent indicator.