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Intercalation of xylenol orange, morin and calmagite into NaY zeolite and their application in dye/zeolite modified electrode

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The intercalation of xylenol orange, morin and Calmaigite into NiaY zeolite were studied by XRD, TGA, and BET and diffuse reflectance. These dye incorporated into NaY zeolite by ion exchange in aqueous phase. Results show that xylenol orange can be intercalating better into zeolite. The dye molecules are strongly retained in the channels of zeolites. The prepared intercalated dye/zeolite, for the first time, was used as the modifier for carbon past electrode. The dye/zeolite modified carbon paste electrode was developed for the voltammetric determination of Cu(II). Copper(II) was selectively preconcentrated. Results shows the peak current intensity increased in order of calmagite > xylenol orange > morin dyes intercalated in zeolite. The results agree with complex formation of those dyes as chelating agents with Copper(II).

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Zendehdel, M., Babaei, A. & Alami, S. Intercalation of xylenol orange, morin and calmagite into NaY zeolite and their application in dye/zeolite modified electrode. J Incl Phenom Macrocycl Chem 59, 345–349 (2007). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10847-007-9334-z

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