“…For example, in the straightforward manual modified carbon paste electrode (MCPE) preparation process involving the grind of the modifier (carboxylated CNTs or CNT-based materials), the graphite powder and the binder (paraffin oil or silicone oil), it is difficult to distribute the modifier homogenously in the MCPE, and the refreshment process is time consuming [21]. On the other hand, casting method usually used for the preparation of glass carbon electrode (GCE) [22] and screen printed electrode (SPE) modification [23] presents the disadvantages of tedious operating procedure including electrode pretreatment, electrode modification and electrode refreshment, the difficulty in controlling the thickness and homogeneity of modifier films, and the weak physical stability of the modified electrodes [24]. Recently, Fe3O4 magnetic nanoparticles (MNPs) have exhibited promising potential for application in magnetic separation, target drug delivery, sensing and imaging for the superparamagnetism property [25][26][27][28].…”