2009
DOI: 10.7124/bc.0007e7
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The procedure of ethanol determination in wine by enzyme amperometric biosensor

Abstract: Aim. Development of the procedure of ethanol determination in wine by an enzyme amperometric biosensor. Methods. The amperometric biosensor method of ethanol analysis has been used in this work. Results. The paper presents comparative analysis of two methods of alcohol oxidase (AO) immobilization for development of amperometric biosensor for ethanol determination in wine. The method of AO immobilization in glutaraldehyde vapour was chosen as optimal for this purpose. The selectivity, operational and storage st… Show more

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“…Concerning the applications to real samples containing ethanol (commercial wines and beers), the agreement with the nominal values, reported by the producer, may generally be accepted as very good and, except in one case, better than the agreement obtained using the other two conventional enzymatic-amperometric methods and the nominal values themselves. However, also the agreement between the values obtained using the fuel cell and the other two conventional biosensor methods, the latter already extensively tested both by us [22,23] and other researchers [28][29][30], is more than satisfactory, as is shown by the correlation curves and R 2 coefficients set out in Table 7. Lastly, also the results of the statistical tests, set out in Tables 5 and 6, are more than satisfactory.…”
Section: Catalase Biosensormentioning
confidence: 65%
“…Concerning the applications to real samples containing ethanol (commercial wines and beers), the agreement with the nominal values, reported by the producer, may generally be accepted as very good and, except in one case, better than the agreement obtained using the other two conventional enzymatic-amperometric methods and the nominal values themselves. However, also the agreement between the values obtained using the fuel cell and the other two conventional biosensor methods, the latter already extensively tested both by us [22,23] and other researchers [28][29][30], is more than satisfactory, as is shown by the correlation curves and R 2 coefficients set out in Table 7. Lastly, also the results of the statistical tests, set out in Tables 5 and 6, are more than satisfactory.…”
Section: Catalase Biosensormentioning
confidence: 65%
“…Additionally, the stability of wines during storage also depends on the lactate concentration [39]. Amperometric biosensors based on individual enzymes suchas lactate oxidase, glucose oxidase, alcohol oxidase and glycerol oxidase have been developed for lactate, glucose, etha nol and glycerol detection, and their laboratory prototypes were fabricated and thoroughly tested for wine and must samples [40][41][42][43][44][45][46][47][48].…”
Section: Determination Of Key Components In Wine Samples and Mustmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Additionally, the stability of wines during storage also depends on the lactate concentration [39]. Amperometric biosensors based on individual enzymes suchas lactate oxidase, glucose oxidase, alcohol oxidase and glycerol oxidase have been developed for lactate, glucose, etha nol and glycerol detection, and their laboratory prototypes were fabricated and thoroughly tested for wine and must samples [40][41][42][43][44][45][46][47][48].…”
Section: Determination Of Key Components In Wine Samples and Mustmentioning
confidence: 99%