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Determination of Manganese(II) using Catalytic Hydrogen Wave (CHW) Technique in Environmental and Biological Samples

Author(s): Niranjan Thondavada*, Rajasekhar Chokkareddy, Gan G. Redhi and Venkatasubba N. Nuthalapati

Volume 17, Issue 5, 2021

Published on: 16 January, 2020

Page: [618 - 627] Pages: 10

DOI: 10.2174/1573411016666200116093214

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Abstract

Background: A simple, low cost and highly sensitive catalytic hydrogen wave (CHW) method has developed for the investigation of Manganese(II) in ammonium 4-phenylpiperazine-1- dithiocarbamate and ammonium 4-benzylpiperidine-1-dithiocarbamate in various environmental and biological samples using D.C. polarography. This procedure was based on the reaction of Mn(II) in APP-DTC/ABP-DTC in the presences of NH4Cl-NH4OH medium at pH 6.6 and 7.2 respectively. The resulting oxidation signals were obtained at -0.78 V and -0.64 V vs SCE, owing to the CHWs. Different experimental conditions such as pH effects, background electrolyte (NH4Cl-NH4OH) effects and DTCs and Mn(II) ion effects have been studied. The current method was effectively employed for the testing of Mn(II) in different environmental and biological samples and attained recovery percentages (95-99%) are comparable to the Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometry (AAS) method.

Methods: Direct current polarography, model CL-357 and CL-25 (Elico Private Ltd, Hyderabad, India), Shimadzu AA 6300 spectrometer furnished thru a deuterium background corrector and hollow cathode lamp, at corresponding wavelengths (resonance line) with an air acetylene flame. The experimental guidelines remained those suggested by the makers.

Results: The effect of NH4Cl between 0.1 to 0.7 M on the nature of CHW at DME, maintaining the concentrations of Mn(II) at 4.0 ppm and DTC at 3.0 mM (APP-DTC/ABP-DTC) then adjusting the pH to 6.6/7.2 (APP-DTC/ABP-DTC). The polarograms were well-defined in NH4Cl of 0.4/0.5 M for APP-DTC/ABP-DTC. The peak height decreased beyond this concentration and therefore 0.4/0.5 M (APP-DTC/ABP-DTC) concentrations was kept for more analysis. At fixed concentration of DTC, (3.0 mM APP-DTC/ABP-DTC) and (0.4/0.5 M for APP-DTC/ ABP-DTC) NH4Cl adjusting the pH to 6.6/7.2 respectively the metal ion concentration of the Mn(II) was adjusted between 0.05 to 7.0 ppm and results of CHWs were studied. The peak current increased linearly with Mn(II) concentration in the range 0.05 to 4.0 ppm for both DTCs. However, the sensitivity of the method was more with APP-DTC/ABP-DTC because of strong complex of Mn(II) and increased catalytic activity.

Conclusion: The developed CHW method is highly sensitive, simple and spontaneous for the analysis of Mn(II) in environmental and biological samples. The polarographic reduction of Mn(II) in aqueous solutions in the attendance of DTC displays a catalytic wave as a role of pH, concentration of supporting electrolyte and metal ion. The graphs of catalytic signals as a role of the concentration of dithiocarbamate shows that the signals do not vary linearly with the concentration of dithiocarbamate which the characteristic of Brdicka CHWs. It is presumed that the dithiocarbamate complexes with metal ions involve adsorption process and can be described by a Langmuir adsorption isotherm and the plot of CL/ip Vs CL should be linear. The CHW method is free from interference effect avoiding the removal stages which made towards placing among utmost sensitive methods for the analysis of Mn(II) in different Environmental and Biological samples.

Keywords: APP-DTC, ABP-DTC, atomic absorption spectrophotometry, Catalytic Hydrogen Signals (CHSs), D.C. Polarography, Manganese(II).

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