“…Further, a large variety of substrates like glassy carbon, boron doped diamond, screen-printed electrodes, carbon nanotubes, and metal substrate have been used for bismuth electrodes. 15,16 Numerous studies present wide use of Bi-electrodes, for different target analytes: pharmaceuticals and drugs 17,18 ; pesticides 19,20 ; toxic organic compoundsaromatic nitro derivates 21 ; biologically significant organic compounds 14,22,23 ; food colorants 24,25 ; and most prominent for partial or simultaneous detection of toxic heavy metals. 2,3,6,12,26 Better properties of bismuth layer shall be improved further by increasing the electrochemical active surface, that can be achieved by nanostructures namely nanowires (NWs).…”