“…According to the discussion illustrated above, quantification, detection, and separation of TAM in biological fluids and pharmaceutical formulations have been followed by researchers. For this goal, various analytical techniques including high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC), gas chromatography (GC), nonaqueous capillary electrophoresis, potentiometry, GC-mass spectrometry, polarography, single sweep voltammetry, and spectrophotometry have been used. − Compared to the mentioned analytical techniques, electrochemical methods are more important to analytical chemists for analyzing various compounds containing electroactive functional groups due to their excellent advantages such as low cost, high sensitivity, and relatively short analysis time. − Accordingly, introducing novel catalysts/compounds with simple/eco-friendly synthesis procedures for various chemical applications has great interest. − Thus, electrochemical methods have adopted great application in detecting and determining various compounds such as pharmaceutics and biomolecules. − Anticancer drugs have OH and NH 2 electroactive functional groups, which can generate electroanalytical signals due to electrooxidation or due to oxidative cyclization reactions . To enhance selectivity, sensitivity, and other characteristics of the electrode, surface modification of electrodes has been used.…”