Nano Cinnamon: A Study in Human Blood Medium Using Cyclic Voltammetry on Glassy Carbon Electrode (GCE)

Abstract

The redox behavior of cinnamon nanoarticles (CNPs) was studied using cyclic volammetry in blood medium on glassy carbon electrode (GCE). The redox current peaks of CNPS reactions with blood component were also studied at different concentrations; scan rates, and pH. The stability and reliability of working electrode in blood media were investigation as well. Moreover, the diffusion coefficient values of redox peaks in blood medium was determined from Randles Sevick equation. It was found the CNPs in blood medium have new electrochemical behavior which can use ascorbic acid with CNPs as a treatment in different medicine cases.

Keywords

• cinnamon nanoparticles
• cyclic voltammetry
• blood medium
• gce
• electrochemical properties