Figure 5 THE NORMALIZED CURRENT J ,, VERSUS THE THIELE
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We assume that the concentrations of all reactants and enzyme intermediates remain constant for all time. Also the concentration of total active enzyme [E, | and the reactants in the bulk electrode remain constant. We can consider that the diffusion of the reactants can be described by Fick’s second law and the enzymes are assumed to be uniformly dispersed throughout the matrix. The enzyme activity is not a function of position. The reaction/diffusion equations corresponding to the concentrations of substrate, oxidized mediator and oxygen within a matrix can be expressed as [14] We assume that the concentrations of all reactants and Eqs. 1-3 represent the general reaction scheme that occurs often at an electrode immobilized with an enzyme oxidase in the presence of two oxidants: FIG. 1 SCHEMATIC MODEL OF AN ENZYME-MEMBRANE ELECTRODES [12] Discussion Analytical Expressions of Concentrations of Substrate, Oxygen and Oxidized Mediator under Steady-state Condition Eqs. 10-12 represent the new analytical expression of concentrations of substrate, oxygen and oxidized mediator. dimensionless concentration profiles are described in diffusion coefficient of mediator is increased (Fig. 2c). SUBSTRATE Fg, (b) THE OXYGEN Fy , AND (c) THE OXIDIZED when the diffusion coefficients of substrate and values of the normalized parameters B,, B, and By. of the Thiele moduli De, D., and Ds, and some fixed FIG. 4 NORMALIZED CONCENTRATION PROFILES FOR (a) THE SUBSTRATE Fg , (b) THE OXYGEN Fo , AND (c) THE OXIDIZED the normalized parameters using Eq. 13. From Fig. 5, it normalized current response J ,, for various values of it is clear that the value of the current increases when the normalized current reaches the steady-state value Supposing the approximate solutions of Eqs. A3 — A5 have the form oubstituting Eq. A6 into Eqs. A3 — Ad (respectively), and equate the terms with the identical powers of p, we obtain TABLE. 1 COMPARISON OF NORMALIZED SUBSTRATE CONCENTRATION Fy WITH THE NUMERICAL RESULT FOR VARIOUS TABLE. 2 COMPARISON OF NORMALIZED OXYGEN CONCENTRATION F, WITH THE NUMERICAL RESULTS FOR VARIOUS TABLE. 3 COMPARISON OF NORMALIZED MEDIATOR CONCENTRATION F,, WITH THE NUMERICAL RESULT FOR VARIOUS Numerical values of parameters used in this work
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