Browsing by Author "Ivanushko, Y.G."

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Electroanalytical Determination of Two Accase-Inhibing Herbicides in Soybean Products. a Theoretical Insight
(Universidade Federal de Mato Grosso do Sul, Departamento de Quimica, 2025) Tkach, V.V.; Morozova, T.V.; da Paiva Martins, J.I.F.; de Mascarenhas Gaivão, I.O.; Ivanushko, Y.G.; Türkmenoğlu, M.; Yagodynetś, P.I.
This study evaluates the possibility of electroanalytical detection of clethodim and fenoxaprop-p-ethyl in soybean crops and products. The electrochemical analysis may be performed at both the cathode and the anode, given the presence of donor and acceptor functional groups. Two mathematical models, each for the positive or negative polarity of the working electrode, were developed and analyzed using linear stability theory and bifurcation analysis. Either way, the electroanalytical behavior is effective and sufficient to quantify the nanomolar concentrations of both pesticides in mildly acidic and neutral medium for cathodic process and neutral to moderately alkaline in anodic. However, considering the moderately acidic environment of the soybean plant and its products, like also the electrochemical properties of both of the pesticide, the cathodic process is preferable. © 2025, Universidade Federal de Mato Grosso do Sul, Departamento de Quimica. All rights reserved.
The Theoretical Description for Bromfenac Electrochemical Determination in Tears and Eye Drops on Coo(Oh)
(AMG Transcend Association, 2025) Tkach, V.V.; Morozova, T.V.; de Oliveira, S.C.; Monteiro, M.J.; Ivanushko, Y.G.; Biryuk, I.G.; Khrutba, V.O.
The bromfenac electrochemical determination over cobalt (III) oxyhydroxide-modified electrode has been described theoretically for the first time. Depending on the solution pH, the electroanalytical process will be carried out differently. It is hydrolyzed in a basic medium, correspondent to tears, thereby oxidized by electrochemical phenolization, followed by quinone-hydroquinonic mechanism. The correspondent mathematical model confirms that despite the high double electric layer impact of each stage, including the analyte hydrolysis, cobalt (III) oxydroxide may be suitable for the bromfenac electrochemical determination in tears and eye drops. © 2024 by the authors.
The Theoretical Description for Economical and Green Electrochemical Detection and Removal of Heavy Metals by a Conducting Polymer Material, Based on Poisonous Mushrooms C. Orellanus, P. Involutus, and A. Xanthodermus
(AMG Transcend Association, 2024) Tkach, V.V.; Kushnir, M.V.; de Oliveira, S.C.; Ivanushko, Y.G.; Yagodynets, P.I.; Pochenchuk, G.M.; Kushnir, L.O.
This work is a theoretical evaluation of heavy metal cations' electrochemical determination and removal from wastewater by means of their oxidation in the presence of a conducting polymer based on poisonous mushrooms. As their main toxins are phenolic, their possible electro(co)polymerization and the complex formation of the phenolic toxins in the polymer phase with the heavy metal cations are possible. The mathematical modeling of the system’s behavior confirms its efficiency for the electrochemical determination and removal of heavy metals from natural waters and wastewater. The procedure is foreseen to be realized in an economical and green manner. © 2024 by the authors.