Cuantificación electroquímica simultanea de pb(ii), cd(ii) y zn(ii) en sedimentos marinos superficiales utilizando microelectrodo de carbono.

Heavy metals are considered dangerous elements due to the pollution and damage they generate in the environment when they exceed the permissible limits, in addition to their characteristic of not being biodegradable. Marine sediments are described as reservoirs of metals and possible sources of poll...

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Main Author: Sánchez Sarango, Mireya Belén (author)
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dc.identifier.none.fl_str_mv Sánchez Sarango Mireya Belén (2022); Cuantificación electroquímica simultanea de pb(ii), cd(ii) y zn(ii) en sedimentos marinos superficiales utilizando microelectrodo de carbono. UTC. Latacunga. 83 p.
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MICROELECTRODOS DE CARBONO
MEDIO AMBIENTE
dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Cuantificación electroquímica simultanea de pb(ii), cd(ii) y zn(ii) en sedimentos marinos superficiales utilizando microelectrodo de carbono.
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description Heavy metals are considered dangerous elements due to the pollution and damage they generate in the environment when they exceed the permissible limits, in addition to their characteristic of not being biodegradable. Marine sediments are described as reservoirs of metals and possible sources of pollution, since they act as elemental integrators and concentrators, allowing transport and adherence with biological membranes of different species, which can cause various damages. In the present investigation, the development of a disposable, sensitive, simple and low-cost voltammetry sensor from carbon fiber is presented, which allows the simultaneous detection of Pb (II), Cd (II), and Zn (II) in marine sediments, making possible the analysis of these elements of interest and generating mitigation alternatives in the future. For this, parameters related to the proposed technique were optimized, such as electrolytic solution, carbon fiber treatment, optimization of the technique for quantification, time and pre-concentration potential. The technique used was differential pulse voltammetry, with which linear relationships were obtained for the quantification of metals in ranges of 12 to 50 ug/ml for both Pb (II), Cd (II) and Zn (II); additionally, the detection limits obtained were 2,60 ug/l; 0,76 ug/l y 5,78 ug/l, respectively. Finally, the sensor was applied in the quantification of Pb, Cd and Zn in marine sediments from Puerto Jeli in the province of El Oro; since it is representative of the contamination present in the coastal profile of the province due to the mishandling of fuels (such as diesel, gasoline and oils), gas extraction, illegal mining, as well as painting of artisanal fishing boats, which are used indiscriminately. The results achieved outline the sensor as a promising and reliable tool for metal analysis that could be extended to other research areas.
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spelling Cuantificación electroquímica simultanea de pb(ii), cd(ii) y zn(ii) en sedimentos marinos superficiales utilizando microelectrodo de carbono.Sánchez Sarango, Mireya BelénMETALES PESADOSSEDIMENTOS MARINOSMICROELECTRODOS DE CARBONOMEDIO AMBIENTEHeavy metals are considered dangerous elements due to the pollution and damage they generate in the environment when they exceed the permissible limits, in addition to their characteristic of not being biodegradable. Marine sediments are described as reservoirs of metals and possible sources of pollution, since they act as elemental integrators and concentrators, allowing transport and adherence with biological membranes of different species, which can cause various damages. In the present investigation, the development of a disposable, sensitive, simple and low-cost voltammetry sensor from carbon fiber is presented, which allows the simultaneous detection of Pb (II), Cd (II), and Zn (II) in marine sediments, making possible the analysis of these elements of interest and generating mitigation alternatives in the future. For this, parameters related to the proposed technique were optimized, such as electrolytic solution, carbon fiber treatment, optimization of the technique for quantification, time and pre-concentration potential. The technique used was differential pulse voltammetry, with which linear relationships were obtained for the quantification of metals in ranges of 12 to 50 ug/ml for both Pb (II), Cd (II) and Zn (II); additionally, the detection limits obtained were 2,60 ug/l; 0,76 ug/l y 5,78 ug/l, respectively. Finally, the sensor was applied in the quantification of Pb, Cd and Zn in marine sediments from Puerto Jeli in the province of El Oro; since it is representative of the contamination present in the coastal profile of the province due to the mishandling of fuels (such as diesel, gasoline and oils), gas extraction, illegal mining, as well as painting of artisanal fishing boats, which are used indiscriminately. The results achieved outline the sensor as a promising and reliable tool for metal analysis that could be extended to other research areas.Los metales pesados son considerados elementos peligrosos debido a la contaminación y daño que generan en el medio ambiente cuando superan los límites permisibles, además, de su característica de no ser biodegradables. Los sedimentos marinos son descritos como reservorios de metales y posibles fuentes de polución, ya que actúan como integradores y concentradores elementales, permitiendo el transporte y la adherencia a membranas biológicas de diferentes especies, lo que puede generar diversos daños. En la presente investigación se presenta el desarrollo de un sensor voltamétrico desechable, sensible, simple y de bajo costo a partir de fibra de carbono, que permite la detección simultanea de Pb (II), Cd (II), y Zn (II) en sedimentos marinos, haciendo posible el análisis de estos elementos de interés y a futuro generando alternativas de mitigación. Para ello se optimizaron parámetros relacionados con la técnica propuesta como solución electrolítica, tratamiento de la fibra de carbono, optimización de la técnica para la cuantificación, tiempo y potencial de preconcentración. La técnica empleada fue voltametría diferencial de pulso, con la cual se obtuvo relaciones lineales para la cuantificación de los metales en rangos de 12 a 50 ug/ml tanto para Pb (II), Cd (II) y Zn (II); adicionalmente los límites de detección obtenidos fueron 2,60 ug/ml; 0,76 ug/ml y 5,78 ug/ml respectivamente. Finalmente, el sensor se aplicó en la cuantificación de Pb, Cd y Zn en sedimentos marinos provenientes de Puerto Jeli en la provincia de El Oro; ya que es representativo de la contaminación presente en el perfil costanero de la provincia debido al mal manejo de combustibles (tales como diésel, gasolina y aceites), extracción de gas, minería ilegal, además de pintura de botes pesqueros artesanales, mismos que se usan de manera indiscriminada. Los resultados logrados perfilan al sensor como una herramienta prometedora y confiable para el análisis de metales que se podría extender a otras áreas de investigación.Ecuador : Latacunga: Universidad Técnica de Cotopaxi (UTC)Ortiz Bustamante, Vladimir Marconi2022-06-03T19:44:54Z2022-06-03T19:44:54Z2022-03info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersioninfo:eu-repo/semantics/bachelorThesis83 páginasapplication/pdfSánchez Sarango Mireya Belén (2022); Cuantificación electroquímica simultanea de pb(ii), cd(ii) y zn(ii) en sedimentos marinos superficiales utilizando microelectrodo de carbono. UTC. 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spellingShingle Cuantificación electroquímica simultanea de pb(ii), cd(ii) y zn(ii) en sedimentos marinos superficiales utilizando microelectrodo de carbono.
Sánchez Sarango, Mireya Belén
METALES PESADOS
SEDIMENTOS MARINOS
MICROELECTRODOS DE CARBONO
MEDIO AMBIENTE
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title Cuantificación electroquímica simultanea de pb(ii), cd(ii) y zn(ii) en sedimentos marinos superficiales utilizando microelectrodo de carbono.
title_full Cuantificación electroquímica simultanea de pb(ii), cd(ii) y zn(ii) en sedimentos marinos superficiales utilizando microelectrodo de carbono.
title_fullStr Cuantificación electroquímica simultanea de pb(ii), cd(ii) y zn(ii) en sedimentos marinos superficiales utilizando microelectrodo de carbono.
title_full_unstemmed Cuantificación electroquímica simultanea de pb(ii), cd(ii) y zn(ii) en sedimentos marinos superficiales utilizando microelectrodo de carbono.
title_short Cuantificación electroquímica simultanea de pb(ii), cd(ii) y zn(ii) en sedimentos marinos superficiales utilizando microelectrodo de carbono.
title_sort Cuantificación electroquímica simultanea de pb(ii), cd(ii) y zn(ii) en sedimentos marinos superficiales utilizando microelectrodo de carbono.
topic METALES PESADOS
SEDIMENTOS MARINOS
MICROELECTRODOS DE CARBONO
MEDIO AMBIENTE
url http://repositorio.utc.edu.ec/handle/27000/8579